On the night when the underground palace ran out of food, Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng kicked open the stone door and discovered that Xianyang City two thousand years ago had turned into a "monster forest" of reinforced concrete.
He clutched the name card with the word "Ying Zheng" in his hand and wanted to find a "local official" to surrender, but the agent laughed at him, "I am stunned to play the role of emperor and devil", and was teased by the workers, "Why don't you call me the First Emperor?" The dragon robe was used as an apron, and the jade seal was replaced with steamed buns. The survival KPI of the eternal emperor changed from "unifying the world" to "moving enough 200 bricks today", and even his name became a laughing stock - after hitting the wall several times, he finally bowed his head and let others call him "Qin Zheng".
Fortunately, he met Lin Xiaoman, a working girl. She laughed at him when she taught him to scan the QR code to pay, "Qin Zheng's name is quite common, not as weird as you." When she took him to squeeze in the morning and evening rush hours, she said, "In modern society, no matter who you were before, you have to punch in at work."
When Qin Zheng was squatting at the construction site eating a box lunch, he looked at the tall buildings in the distance in a daze: "Back then, I built the Great Wall to mobilize the people, but now I understand that what the people want is just this hot meal - call him Ying Zheng or Qin Zheng, it only counts if it can fill his stomach."
This is a funny story about "the emperor fell from the altar", and it is also a true portrayal of every working man - who is not being worn away by life while moving bricks obediently the next day?
Reader comments
What the hell is the author doing? He was still at the construction site in the first chapter and went to deliver food in the next chapter.
What the hell is the author doing? He was still at the construction site in the first chapter and went to deliver food in the next chapter.