Great Qin: Connecting to the Modern World, the First Emperor Reverses the Fall of His Empire

Ying Zheng binds to the Time-Space Portal System, allowing him to cross two thousand years into modern society with a single thought. In a library, he discovers A General History of China and learns that the Great Qin Empire he built lasted a mere fifteen years before falling. Zhao Gao forged the imperial edict, Hu Hai ruined the country through incompetence, and Xiang Yu and Liu Bang raised armies in revolt... Every word cuts like a knife, driving this emperor of the ages into a fury.

He immediately takes a copy of The Exploitation of the Works of Nature and frantically studies papermaking, steelmaking, and sugar refining. He packs up high-yield potato and sweet potato seeds, carries off all the amazing iron boxes that let people speak across a thousand miles, and even treats steel pens and white paper as priceless treasures. Back in the Great Qin, he abolishes Hu Hai, executes Zhao Gao, trains a new army, and develops industry, establishing the first "modernized" Great Qin Empire in history.

The agricultural revolution feeds the people, torrents of steel crush the remnants of the Six States, and railways and steam engines spread across the land of Jiuzhou. While Liu Bang and Xiang Yu are still on their way to raise armies, Ying Zheng is already using his "cheats" to sweep across Baiyue and crush the Xiongnu. This time, he does not want to rule for a thousand generations. He wants the Black Water Dragon Banner flying over every inch of the Earth, transforming the "short-lived tyrannical Qin" in the history books into an immortal superpower that will endure for all ages!

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