I’m Blind, Yet I Became the First Emperor’s Hidden Strategist

On his first day as a blind man in Qin, Chen Yijue decides to give up and take it easy.

He grows watermelons, gets married, and writes diary entries to check in. The problem is, Ying Zheng reads every single one of them.

At court, Lü Buwei presses him about a strategy to weaken Qin, while Ying Zheng can think only of the "elixir of immortality" mentioned in the diary.

The diary says he wants to eat melon, and the System provides seedless watermelon seeds.

The diary says he wants a wife, and Zheng'er promptly sends Jing Ni, the top assassin of the Heaven division of the Web, to his door.

While Ying Zheng is still pondering the manpower and resources required to dig a canal, Chen Yijue casually offers a suggestion: change the route, and a hundred thousand laborers can finish it in two years.

Bored selling melons at the Wanhua House, he casually puts together a ranking of the beauties of the Warring States period.

The King of Han offers two hundred thousand gold for a portrait of Hu Meiren.

Madame Mingzhu applies to visit Qin in the middle of the night.

Zi Nu and Nong Yu team up to request an audience across the border.

Han Fei, a prince of Han, travels a thousand miles to meet his idol: "If you can rank people, sir, you must know the secret of my Reverse Scale Sword!"

He makes a ranking of the most capable, putting Ying Zheng above Lü Buwei. The whole brothel laughs at him as a puppet king.

Chen Yijue slams down his cup on the spot: "In three years, this man will conquer the Six States and unite the Eight Directions. He'll be the first emperor in Chinese history to be remembered for all eternity!"

Zheng'er tugs at his sleeve: "Big brother, don't worry. Once I conquer the Six States, all these beauties will be your sisters-in-law!"