Traveling to the Qin Dynasty, Why Should I, Fusu, Die?

After working as a social worker all his life, Xie Bin's final workplace encounters were - negative customer reviews, money deductions from the platform, and falling to his death in the stairwell. He wore it when he opened his eyes and became Fusu, the prince of the Qin Dynasty. Good news: He was born into a noble family and commanded an army of 300,000 men. Bad news: On the first day on the job, I received a "death order". History textbooks say that Fu Su obediently committed suicide, but Xie Bin has been working as a food delivery company for six years, so what kind of storms have he not seen? I've already endured all the bad reviews, and I'll die if you ask me to? Why? So the delivery boy withdrew the fake edict, took over the Great Wall Army, and prepared to return to Xianyang to give Zhao Gao and Hu Hai a "five-star praise" in person. By the way, let's clear up the modern knowledge in our mind: improving crossbow machines, blast furnace steelmaking, building cement roads, conducting imperial examinations, building ocean-going fleets - the ultimate meaning of food delivery is to send a prosperous age. Competition for favor in the harem, games in the court, and cavalry on the grassland are all here. What is the most enjoyable thing about being an emperor? Finally, you don't have to worry about complaining! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.