Qin Mo, a top scientist, carried the last spark of human civilization and traveled through time to become a death row prisoner on the execution ground of the Qin Dynasty. In order to gain a chance of survival, he presented the "Comprehensive Map of Kunyu and Ten Thousand Kingdoms" under the butcher's knife, shocking Xianyang as an "overseas survivor". From then on, he embarked on a difficult and dangerous road to reshape the Qin Dynasty with modern technology and thinking.
He is not a reteller of history, but a rewriter of rules:
In his hands, blast furnace steelmaking forged the invincible Qin Rui, papermaking and printing spawned a torrent of ideas, and basic science leveraged ancient cognition. He founded the "Tiangongyuan" and planted the seeds of standardization, productivity and education popularization into the foundation of the empire. He assisted the First Emperor in wiping out the six kingdoms, attacking the Xiongnu in the north, and pacifying the Baiyue in the south, pushing Qin's chariots to unprecedented territories.
However, the world is far from simple as recorded in history:
Spiritual energy quietly revives, ancient secret realms are opened, hundreds of magic techniques reappear, and the gods of the West awaken. Qin Mo discovered that the true face of this world was actually a lost Gaowu Warring States period. What Da Qin faced was no longer flesh and blood opponents, but gods, demons, monsters, and ancient civilizations with great power.
The real conflict starts at the top:
When the First Emperor cast his gaze from all over the world to immortality, and when his personal desire for immortality fundamentally conflicted with the blueprint for the overall sublimation of civilization, Qin Mo faced the ultimate choice. Will he continue to be the sharpest sword in the hand of the emperor, or will he become the only guardian of the fire of civilization? The empire's iron cavalry, the radiance of psychic energy, the collision of hundreds of schools of thought, the distant echoes of the stars... All clues point to a forgotten truth - his time travel may not be accidental.