After waking from a nap, Qin She finds himself transmigrated to the Qin Dynasty?
He starts off with a whole Peach Blossom Spring City, complete with city-defense technology, agricultural seeds, and everything else he could need!
The great figures of the age fall at Qin She's feet.
Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng: Immortal, please grant me a pill of immortality!
Li Si: The young master is right. I'm just a selfish villain!
Zhao Gao: You're absolutely right! I'm a total pervert!
Qin She smiles and says: Little Zheng, you need to deal with the Xiongnu to the north. As long as you listen to me, you can wipe them out in six months! And you need to take care of the Maurya Empire to the south, too! What? You say you've already run out of opponents? Then let me show you a map. Cross the Ural Mountains, and there's Europe waiting for you to conquer! As for Africa and North America, well, you can figure those out yourself!
Ying Zheng: Whatever the immortal says, I'll do!
I read the first twenty-odd chapters and then dropped it. The following are my personal opinions, please don't criticize. The plot is forced downgraded in intelligence, portraying the First Emperor and his entourage as far too idiotic. I disliked the protagonist's maids; they talked too much, lacked any self-awareness, and were oblivious to their own status. The protagonist seems fickle and easily bored.