Traveling Through the Qin Dynasty: Making Good Decisions About Ying Zheng at the Beginning

Zhao Yan, an ordinary history graduate student, accidentally traveled to the end of the Warring States Period after the Changping War. He originally wanted to cling to life and survive in troubled times, but by mistake, he met Ying Zheng, a young man who was held hostage in the Zhao Kingdom - the emperor who would sweep across the world and unify the world in the future. At that time, Ying Zheng was just a down-and-out hostage who was thrown rotten vegetable leaves and called the "evil son of Qin". Faced with the murderous intentions of Zhao's dignitaries and the numerous undercurrents inside and outside the court, Zhao Yan relied on his knowledge and wisdom beyond the times to avoid danger time and time again. Water purification, cotton-padded clothing improvement, arithmetic and military tactics, statecraft... He not only protected Yingzheng, but also personally opened the door to the future emperor for him. From the dilapidated house of Zhizi Mansion in Handan to the court hall of Xianyang Palace; from the long and dormant escape route to the destruction of Han, the conquest of Zhao, the defeat of Yan, Pingchu, and the conquest of Qi; from the young king to the emperor of the ages. Zhao Yan has assisted Ying Zheng for decades, helping him pacify Lao Ai, sideline Lu Buwei, implement the New Deal, reform the military system, unify the six countries, and create a prosperous era of Chinese unification. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.