If Qin Shihuang had a modern "imperial master of science and engineering", would the outcome of the Qin Dynasty be different?
In 260 BC, the smoke of the Battle of Changping still lingered. Civil engineer Lin Yan traveled through time and became King Qin Zhaoxiang's grandson Ying Yan, who was being sent to Zhao as a hostage. In this era when human life is at stake, he originally wanted to survive in troubled times.
However, the tragedy of Handan being besieged and losing his children was right in front of him. When the wheels of history are destined to run over thousands of bones, Ying Yan decides to at least let new crops grow where the wheels run over.
In the proton hall, he lit the improved blast furnace to increase the range of the Qin Nu by 30%;
Under Handan City, he rescued the pregnant Zhao Ji and changed the fate of the future Qin Shihuang;
In the Xianyang Palace, he dedicated the "four horizontal and three vertical" world road network and paved the imperial arteries with virgin asphalt;
Beside the Zheng Guo Canal, he solved the landslide problem that had been bothering him for three years, making Guanzhong fertile and wild.
From the exiled proton to the Lord of Chang'an, from the general to the imperial master, he stepped on the corpses of the old nobles every step he took.
When Ying Zheng swept across Liuhe, he was the logistics manager;
When Da Qin needed to lay a foundation, he was the system designer;
When the First Emperor pursued immortality, he was the only minister who dared to speak out and advise;
When the Sand Dune Changes and the world was in chaos, he became the last night watchman of the Qin Dynasty.
But the "Engineering Mechanics" in his arms only had the last three pages left. Among the three thousand ink masters he had trained, there were spies from the Six Nations, and the biggest secret was that he might not be the only time traveler in this era.
"Your Majesty, what do you want from me? I only want three things: let Qin's laws be strict, let the straight road not be crooked, and let civilization continue."
