Great Qin: From the Start, I Livestream Lessons to Qin Shi Huang

Lin Zhou, a third-year history student, accidentally cut his finger while examining a Qin dynasty bamboo slip he had found at an antiques market. His blood activated the slip, creating a link across time that allowed him to communicate telepathically with Ying Zheng, the First Emperor of Qin, in 221 BC. At first, Ying Zheng, who had just unified the six states, took it for some kind of sorcery-induced hallucination and responded with suspicion and murderous intent. Drawing on his deep knowledge of Qin history, Lin Zhou accurately "predicted" the court official's assassination plot and the meteorite that fell in Dongjun, gradually earning Ying Zheng's trust and being hailed as a "Celestial Immortal Master from Beyond the Heavens." From then on, the introverted top student Lin Zhou became the supreme power behind the Qin Empire, all from the confines of his dorm room. A short-lived dynasty that should have fallen after just two generations erupted with a vitality beyond anything its era could have imagined, racing toward becoming an everlasting superpower. Lin Zhou, its cautious secret keeper, not only had to hide a secret capable of overturning the world in the twenty-first century, but also contend with strange ripples spreading through modern society as history changed. With his own power, he unleashed a storm across two eras.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.