Da Qin: Returned to Qin from the Ocean and Surprised the First Emperor by Presenting the Map!

After traveling through time and becoming one of the three thousand boys and girls in Xu Fu's fleet, Zhao Si was taken eastward to Fusang. Unwilling to be trapped on an isolated island, he gathered more than 900 homesick companions to grab a boat and go to sea. It took him five years to circumnavigate the world, bring back three high-yielding crops of sweet potatoes, potatoes, and corn, and even draw the first complete world map of this era with his own hands. Outside Langya Harbor, thousands of sails are moored. The First Emperor came to the dock in person, looked at the mud-covered tubers on the ground and frowned: "Is this thing really worth 500 kilograms per mu?" Zhao Si nodded: "It's just a lot more." When the map marking the four seas of land was unfolded, Meng Yi instinctively looked into the interlayer of the scroll - the past of Jing Ke's presentation of the map was still engraved in the bones of the Qin monarchs and ministers. The First Emperor leaned over and looked at it, and for a long time he raised his hand and pointed to a vast area in the picture: "Is there any powerful country here?" Zhao Si replied: "They are all uncivilized barbarians." Li Si stood beside the chariot, his fingers in his sleeves slightly tightened. World maps, new overseas grains, ocean routes - anything is enough to influence the situation of the DPRK. When the First Emperor looked at the small territory occupied by the Qin Dynasty on the map, he suddenly smiled: "The world is so vast." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.