Zhao Mingyue, a modern civil servant, woke up and became a drug-testing maid of the Qin Dynasty, about to be sent to the west by an "elixir"! In order to survive, she could only bite the bullet and rely on a lot of modern knowledge to make her presence felt in front of Qin Shihuang. From then on, there was an "other" in Xianyang Palace. She either contributed ideas to build infrastructure or trained troops to prevent the plague, and she suddenly made a name for herself among the men. Qin Shihuang admired and feared her, and the eunuch Zhao Gao regarded her as a stumbling block that must be eradicated. The gentle young master Fusu is her soulmate, and the cold-faced Weiwei Mengsu is her guardian in life and death. In troubled times, who should she entrust her heart to?
When the torrent of history rushes towards the sand dunes, the destruction of Great Qin is a foregone conclusion. At the end of this empire, can she join forces with the right person to break out of the siege? What kind of hope will be laid among the ruins for future generations?
Reader comments
I like the author's writing style very much, and the historical common sense in the article is also very rigorous.
The writing is good, a conscientious work, and worth reading.
I like the author's writing style very much, and the historical common sense in the article is also very rigorous.
The writing is good, a conscientious work, and worth reading.