Dressed as a transparent member of the Great Qin clan, if you open your eyes, you will be dead - you will be questioned three days later, and the charge is to make irresponsible opinions on national policy.
Ying Jue decisively tore up the standard script for time travellers. Here, the First Emperor's gaze is as bright as a torch, Li Si's legal net is strict, and Zhao Gao's trap has already been laid.
While others were thinking about rebellion, reform, and climbing the technological tree, he had only one goal: to survive and then secretly bind Qin Shihuang himself.
As a result, he became the most inconspicuous and special "Shizhao Yilang" around the First Emperor. He made suggestions to improve documents, drew navigational sketches, and backed up burned classics... All the credit was quietly attributed to His Majesty's wisdom.
He thought he was hiding well until he discovered that there was more than one time traveler in Xianyang City: some wanted to change the law and become a saint, some wanted to detonate Chu and Han in advance, and some wanted to be the empress.
Looking at these "fellows" who were enthusiastic and ready to fight, Ying Jue silently strengthened his defense of survival and showed a harmless smile to the First Emperor: "Your Majesty, they are all loyal ministers, but they are a little noisy. I am different. I just want to quietly... Help you extend the life of this great Qin for hundreds of more years."