After defeating six countries, Ying Zheng, the chairman of the "Da Qin Group", gave himself the title of "First Emperor", but this workaholic CEO obviously does not understand what "sustainable development" is. He set three epic KPIs for the people across the country: the Great Wall defense project (to defend against the negative reviews of the Huns), the expansion of the Epang Palace headquarters (to demonstrate the strength of the group), and the exquisite decoration of the Lishan Mausoleum (to continue to be the hegemon after his death).
On the construction site, the workers complained while moving bricks: "Build a wall in the north to defend against the Huns, dig graves in the south to bury ourselves, and build a resort in the middle. The boss is trying to squeeze out our residual value!" Daqin's Legal Department went even further - fines for being late were armored, absenteeism had their noses cut off, and "sitting packages" were given directly to projects that were behind schedule. An old farmer from Guanzhong lamented in the circle of friends: "Serving as a corvee is more exciting than eating chicken. If you survive today, eating chicken will be considered a success." . . . . . . . . .
