Introduction to the work
Ying Che, a top student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled through time and became the son of a marginalized proton in the Qin Kingdom at the end of the Warring States Period. As soon as he opened his eyes, he faced the desperate situation of being executed on the execution ground. At a critical moment, the "Great Qin National Destiny System" was successfully bound. He escaped from death with a key piece of information about the Battle of Changping, and was spotted by the young Ying Zheng. From then on, he embarked on the road of assisting the emperor and ruling the world.
From capturing Lao Ai at the birthday banquet, clearing Lu Buwei from the court, to assisting Ying Zheng in taking power; from leaving Hangu in the east to destroy the three Jin Dynasties, to conquering Baiyue in the south, attacking the Huns in the north, and then expanding the Silk Road to the west to connect the Western Regions, Ying Che relied on the blessing of the system and the wisdom beyond the times to defeat political opponents and powerful enemies of the six countries along the way.
He revised the Qin laws to reduce corvee labor, promoted improved farm tools to stabilize people's livelihood, and established counties and counties to strengthen governance. He was not only a decisive general of Chehou, but also a person who paved the way for a prosperous age who cared about the people. Faced with many crises such as Zhao Gao's traitor, Xiang's rebellion, and clan criticism, he got to know the Yingzheng monarchs and ministers and worked together to resolve internal and external troubles, ultimately helping the Qin Dynasty complete its great cause of unification and create a century-old prosperous era with vast territories and smooth Silk Roads.
When the lights of Xianyang Palace were brightly lit, and the Silk Road caravans were flowing in an endless stream, Ying Che looked at the Qin Dynasty built by his own hands, and finally lived up to his journey and lived up to the trust of his emperor and ministers.
