[Great Qin + System + history + farming and infrastructure + father and son reunited + exhilarating invincibility]
After transmigrating to Great Qin, Ying Zhan became a lowly ten-li pavilion chief just outside Xianyang. He awakened the “Obey the Law” System. As long as he strictly enforced the law and upheld Qin's authority, he'd receive generous rewards!
One evening, after the curfew drums had sounded, three middle-aged men claiming to have urgent business tried to force their way into the city by revealing their identities.
Ying Zhan drew his sword without hesitation and denounced their privilege: “The laws of Great Qin are as unyielding as a mountain! Even if the First Emperor himself came here today, he'd have to wait outside the city unless he had an urgent military dispatch!”
Ying Zheng was completely stunned. Had he... really been locked out of the capital of his own empire?!
Ying Zhan thought this move would cost him his head. But instead of getting angry, Ying Zheng saw the black bird jade pendant at his waist and trembled with excitement!
This rebellious young man of unyielding integrity was actually his own eldest son, who had been lost among the people for twenty years!
From then on, Great Qin's whole way of doing things changed. The First Emperor became the ultimate overprotective father!
Ying Zhan casually invented Xuan paper, and Ying Zheng exclaimed with delight, “My son has the genius to govern the world! He should be made a Marquis of the Twentieth Rank at once!”
Ying Zhan debated the scholars in court, and Ying Zheng secretly rejoiced. “Well said! That's the bearing of Great Qin's heir!”
Ying Zhan launched a scheme to fleece the powerful with “one sheet of paper worth ten thousand coins,” while secretly planning high-yield crops and delicious food. Just as Li Si and the others began plotting against him, Ying Zheng sent out the Secret Guard: “If anyone dares lay a finger on the Marquis of Xianyang, I'll exterminate their entire clan!”
With the System and his modern knowledge, Ying Zhan unknowingly transformed Great Qin into an empire on which the sun never set, one that could sweep through the ages. At last, Ying Zheng dropped the act.
“Zhan'er, the truth is, I'm your father. This vast realm of Great Qin is all yours!”
There are currently 190 chapters, except for some somewhat controversial plots, such as the various conspiracies of the Yin Yang family, but in the end, there is no result. It seems that we can forget it for now? Everything else is pretty good, and so is the imagination. Overall, the plot is pretty good, and some of the pitfalls are reasonable. Praising Ying Zheng is a bit obvious. However, the jokes are a bit old. For example, the story about recognizing the lost son, but the son does not recognize him, is too much.
Let's do some popular science. Long live the Great Qin Dynasty.