Da Qin: at the Beginning, I Gave Live Lessons to Qin Shihuang

Lin Zhou, a junior student in the Department of History, accidentally cut his finger while studying a bamboo slip from the Qin Dynasty that he found in an antique market. The blood activated the bamboo slip, establishing a cross-time and space connection that allowed for spiritual communication with Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng in 221 BC. At first, Ying Zheng, who had just unified the six kingdoms, thought it was some kind of magic hallucination, full of murderous intentions and suspicion. Relying on his mastery of Qin history, Lin Zhou accurately "predicted" Lang Zhongling's assassination plot and events such as the meteorite falling from the sky in Dongjun. He gradually gained Ying Zheng's trust and was regarded as an "immortal master from outside the world". From then on, Lin Zhou, an introverted academic, became the supreme driving force behind the Qin Empire in a small dormitory. A short-lived dynasty that was supposed to die suddenly burst out with vitality far beyond the imagination of the times and rushed towards an immortal super empire. And Lin Zhou, the cautious secret keeper, not only has to hide this secret that can subvert the world in the 21st century, but also deal with the strange ripples that have arisen in modern society due to historical changes. He, with one person's power, set off huge waves in two time and space. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.