At the moment of his death at Dune, Ying Zheng did not seek eternal life.
He chose a madder path:
To live for two thousand years as an ordinary commoner and watch the rise and fall of dynasties yet to come.
From the fall of Qin and the rise of Han to the chaos of the Three Kingdoms;
From the golden ages of Sui and Tang to the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing.
He watched with his own eyes as the imperial system he had founded was ruined by one emperor after another.
He watched countless people ascend his throne, only to fail to hold on to his realm.
Some called him a tyrant.
Some copied his centralization of power.
Some destroyed his legacy.
Some upheld his laws.
Ying Zheng watched coldly from the sidelines and asked just one question:
Can you hold on to the realm I conquered and the system I created?
This time, he would not be an emperor. He would be the judge.
I, Qin Shi Huang, am among the living.
Very interesting, thoughtful and thoughtful
Super good-looking, with a novel perspective. It was written after the death of the great emperor Qin Shihuang. It's great.