Ming Sun of the Great Qin Dynasty: the First Emperor Eavesdropped on My Thoughts

In the winter of the thirty-fourth year of the First Emperor, four-year-old Ying Mu traveled through time and became the eldest son of Fusu and the eldest grandson of the First Emperor of Qin. He originally wanted to hug his thighs tightly and survive until the Qin Dynasty was at peace. Unexpectedly, on the first day he came here, he complained in his heart that Qin's law was too strict, that the golden elixir was poisonous, and that Xu Fu was a magic stick - all of which were heard by Qin Shihuang. Ying Zheng remained calm and observed secretly. He found that his grandson said he was well-behaved and sensible, but in his heart he was thinking about how to overturn the strategy of governing the country that he had spent most of his life. What's even more frightening is that this grandson predicted that Da Qin would not survive for two generations, and also said that he would die in five years. Ying Zheng decided to keep this grandson first and see what else he knew. Thus, the four-year-old Ying Mu began her magical daily life in Xianyang Palace - pretending to be a good baby under the nose of Qin Shihuang during the day, and racking her brains to change the trajectory of history at night. With the blessing of the lottery system, he created a curved shaft, scrapped the golden elixir, defeated Xu Fu, and defended against Zhao Gao, step by step, leveraging the gears of Da Qin's destiny. As for Ying Zheng, while listening to his grandson's crazy complaints, he silently rewrote his decision-making. A top-notch game between grandparents and grandchildren has begun. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.