Great Qin: I Revealed That Qin Would Fall in Its Second Generation, and Ying Zheng Broke Down in Tears

Qin Shi Huang: What? Because I passed the Great Qin throne to Hu Hai, the empire fell apart just three years after my death? Chen Ke: You could put it that way. But even if Fusu had succeeded you, it would have been hard to turn things around. The refined salt I have can help Your Majesty with that. Qin Shi Huang: Sigh, Chen Ke, how is my Great Qin supposed to stand up to these great scholars? They’re always pushing for enfeoffment. It makes my blood boil! Chen Ke: Your Majesty, that’s easily dealt with. I can present you with a method for making educational books widely available, so you can cultivate your own talent. Qin Shi Huang: How did that villain who brought about Great Qin’s downfall escape overseas? I have no navy, so what can I do about it? Chen Ke: Your Majesty, we can build giant ships and train a powerful navy. A mere band of pirates will be no match for us. Qin Shi Huang: I never imagined the world was so vast! Chen Ke: Your Majesty, there are even greater lands beyond. We can make every place touched by the sun part of Great Qin. Qin Shi Huang: …Not bad. That girl Yangzi is quite nice. We can give her to that boy! Chen Ke: I never thought I’d end up as both a royal son-in-law and an imperial preceptor.