Lin Yan, a Ph. D. In Qin and Han history from Peking University, unexpectedly traveled through the Lishan corvee in the thirty-fifth year of the First Emperor's life. He was in a desperate situation at the beginning. Fortunately, the [Qin Emperor's Auxiliary Government System] came to his aid. He took it as his mission to prolong the life of the First Emperor and unify East and Central Asia. If he succeeded, he would return home, but if he failed, he would be trapped in the Qin Dynasty forever.
He brought with him thousands of years of historical knowledge and was familiar with the laws and strategies of the Qin Dynasty. He first came to prominence with his modern medical skills in rescuing the corvee. He joined the Xianyang Medical Department to deceive the alchemist and outsmarted Zhao Gao's treacherous sycophant. He was appreciated by Li Si and fell in love with Mengshi. He also inspired Fusu to grow into a qualified prince.
He fixed performance appraisals and eliminated officials, repaired water conservancy and cultivated mulberry trees, modified weapons and trained cavalry. He used modern wisdom to make up for the shortcomings of the Qin system. He conquered the Xiongnu in the north and conquered the Hetao, conquered the Baiyue in the south to open the Lingnan, expanded the Western Regions in the west to open the Silk Road, crossed Korea in the east to establish vassal vassals, and was promoted step by step from a corvee to the title of Qin Xuhou.
He was able to play games in the court with ease, and planned decisive battles thousands of miles away on the battlefield. He single-handedly helped the Qin Dynasty overcome internal and external troubles, and created a prosperous world where all nations could come to the dynasty. When the First Emperor's sixtieth birthday came and his mission was accomplished, Baqiao sent him off ten miles away. He took the Qin Bi to open the space-time passage and returned to the modern world. Only the Qin bamboo slips were left to contain the legend, hiding the prosperous period of the Qin Dynasty as an exclusive memory that spans thousands of years.
