The spirit of Zhuge Xia, a modern history complaining blogger, traveled back to the late Warring States period and became a low-level official in Xianyang. He was accidentally bound to the prosperous age complaining sign-in system and relied on accurate complaining to unlock insights, skills and rare objects, and thus stepped onto the stage of the Great Qin Dynasty. He complained about the short-sightedness of expelling guests, and with one word he awakened Ying Zheng, and he rose from an unknown minor official to a close official of the King of Qin; he complained about the emptiness of the alliance of the Six Kingdoms, and Li Mu was jealous of his superiors.
After the unification of the world, he still did not change his venomous tongue, complaining about the foolishness of seeking immortality, the shortcomings of the strict Qin laws, and the harsh construction of the Great Wall. He repeatedly offered good suggestions to stabilize the foundation of the Qin Dynasty, but he also saw through Zhao Gao's ambitions early and repeatedly gave warnings. The Sand Dune Incident suddenly occurred. Zhao Gao and Li Si tampered with the imperial edict. Zhuge Xia risked his life and fled with Ying Zheng's secret edict. He awakened Li Si, stopped Fusu who was about to commit suicide, and led the army back to Xianyang. He used his complaints to instigate rebellion against the imperial army and put down the rebellion.
After Fusu ascended the throne, Zhuge Xia served as the emperor's advisor. He continued to criticize the current ills with his complaints and promoted the implementation of new policies such as levying corvee and reducing taxes and streamlining institutions, creating Fusu's rule. After the foundation of the Qin Dynasty was stabilized, the mastermind who stirred up the world with his complaints resigned from his official position and lived in seclusion in Lishan, leaving behind the "Records of the Tucao of the Qin Dynasty" to be passed down to future generations. Thousands of years later, his reincarnated history student accidentally encountered ancient books and was shocked to realize that the story of the Qin Dynasty actually contained the legend of a complaining blogger.
