Taking Stock of Historical Facts: Qin Shihuang Did Not Die of Illness

Lin Zhou has a master's degree in history. Three years after graduation, he has become a small transparent UP owner in the historical area with less than a thousand fans on the Internet. On the night when he was about to delete his account and run away, a panel popped up in front of him - the historical truth inventory system, and the binding was successful. The first inventory task: the death of Qin Shihuang. Lin Zhou accidentally recorded a video saying that Qin Shihuang did not die of illness but was murdered. Overnight, the video became a hot search topic, and the entire Internet said that he made it up for traffic. It was not until three days later that the archaeological team of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum announced a new discovery, which happened to confirm a detail in Lin Zhou's video. Those who scolded him fell silent. And the private message warning him was also sent to his mobile phone at this time - don't bother with it anymore. Some history should not be revealed. Lin Zhou didn't listen and continued to question: What was buried in Sanxingdui, where did Xu Fu go eastward, and why can't Genghis Khan's tomb be found? Going one by one, he discovered that all these buried historical truths ultimately pointed to the same thing - immortality. And he seems to have been on this plate for a long time. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.