"The Industrial King of the Great Qin Dynasty: Starting from Hu Hai to Transform the Eternal Emperor" - a hard-core historical epic of rejuvenating the country through science and technology
A journey that rewrites the course of civilization, a century-old collision between science and imperial power!
When an engineering soul from the 21st century accidentally traveled through time and became Hu Hai, the eighteenth son of the Qin Dynasty, what awaited him was not the end of history, but a cold and cruel systematic mission and a crumbling empire.
[Desperate start, countdown to death]
On the first day of being bound to the "Civilization Upgrade System", what Hu Hai received was not a gift package for newbies, but the ultimate death notice: within three years, let Qin Shihuang ride on a steam locomotive and go on tour! In this era when alchemists seek immortality and emperors believe in ghosts and gods, talking about "machines that boil water" is tantamount to courting death. Will he become a joke in the history books, or will he become a heretic in the eyes of his father? Hu Hai's every step was like walking on thin ice.
[Down to Earth, Scientific Revolution]
There is no myth of reaching the sky in one step, only the hardship of starting from scratch. Hu Hai put away his sharp edge and hid in the deep palace warehouse. Starting from improving farm tools, he implanted the concept of standardization and preliminary knowledge of mechanics into the soil of Qin bit by bit in a way that was in line with the cognition of the times. From the curved shaft plow to blast furnace ironmaking, from the unification of weights and measures to basic lathes, every tiny technological breakthrough was a huge impact on the old production relations.
[The heart of an emperor, slowly map it out]
In the face of the First Emperor, who was talented and ambitious and pursued immortality, it was meaningless to talk about theories. Hu Hai chose to let his performance speak for itself. When the first incandescent lamp lit up in Xianyang Palace, dispelling the thousand-year darkness; when the first telegraph machine instantly transmitted military reports from thousands of miles away, it subverted the
