An accident throws Feng Qing, a history student, back to the turbulent first year of the Qin Empire. Under the Xianyang City of Heishui Xuanjia, he is an incompatible "Guizhou leader" with a language barrier and strict laws. Survival is the first gate of hell. When Fusu finally ascended to the throne, the dark sun turned into the sun and the moon, and Fengqing stood at a new starting point. Reducing corvee labor, resting with the people, co-governing by Confucianism and Legalism, and competition among hundreds of workers... The picture of a Great Qin Empire that was no longer destined to be short-lived slowly unfolded. However, the embers of the Six Kingdoms have not been extinguished and the New Deal is struggling. Feng Qing knows that what he has changed is not only the fate of Fusu, but also a fork in the road of Chinese civilization. Can this bright moon of the Qin Dynasty, which once illuminated the ancients, reflect a completely different and longer civilization trajectory due to the intrusion of this "modern man"? Let's see how Feng Qing uses his life to ignite the fire of this dynasty.
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It's very interesting. The depressing feeling in the whole text is too strong and thrilling. Please update the author soon.
It's very interesting. The depressing feeling in the whole text is too strong and thrilling. Please update the author soon.