Qin Ding: the Scientific and Technological System Helped the First Emperor Rule the World

Song Aotian, a graduate student in the Department of History, was suddenly struck by lightning when he came into contact with the bronze square seal of the Qin Dynasty in the laboratory. He carried the "Qin Ding Technology Assisted System" and traveled through the twenty-sixth year of Qin Shihuang. At that time, the world was first settled, the Great Wall was built, and the straight road was not yet accessible. Armed with the knowledge and systems of modern mathematics, physics and chemistry, Song Aotian started as a small official in Yueyang: he improved the iron smelting furnace and made the first hundred-year steelmaking in the Qin Dynasty; he designed the curved shaft plow and waterwheel, which increased the Guanzhong granary by 30%; He built a simple steam engine to drive looms, allowing Qin brocade to be sold to the Western Regions; he also brought improved gunpowder and bronze cannons to help Meng Tian drive out the Xiongnu in the north, slaughter Sui in the south and pacify Baiyue, and plant the "Qin" flag all over Mobei and Lingnan. From the technical advice provided by Xianyang Palace to the equipment innovation on the battlefield; from the promotion of people's livelihood infrastructure under the county system to the construction of the "Qin Chi Road Network" connecting Europe and Asia, Song Aotian used technology as an edge and the system as a shield, and gradually became the most trusted "guest minister" of the First Emperor. When Qin's steam ironclads crossed the Indian Ocean, when the improved musket phalanx defeated the Roman legions, when the prototype of the "sun never sets on the Qin Empire" appeared in the east of the world, Ying Zheng took Song Aotian's hand and sighed with a smile: "If you are not sir, I will never be the master of the world!" This is a refreshing article that uses modern technology to leverage ancient history. It is also a magnificent epic that witnesses the Qin Dynasty from unifying China to sweeping the world. See how Song Aotian used the power of the system to help the First Emperor break the limitations of time and space and carve the law of "books with the same text and cars with the same track" into every inch of the world.