His name is Lu Heng, NASA's chief system architect and designer of the Mars probe.
When he opened his eyes, he turned into 13-year-old Ying Zheng. His father had just died, Lu Buwei was in power, and the Qin system's resilience score was only 32 points - it could collapse at any time.
But in the eyes of system engineers, the world is just a complex system. Is South Korea's decision-making too slow? Information overload attack directly paralyzed the seven-layer approval process. Zhao Guozheng's feedback is out of control? A false sum triggers a reversal, and a million-strong army collapses without a fight. Wei is surrounded by enemies on all sides? The prisoner's dilemma design makes King Wei lose no matter what choice he makes. Chu State has a vast territory and rich resources? Put a grain of sand in the middle of Guizhou, and the entire Chu system will collapse. Is Yan Guo in a corner of peace? Marginal system integration, self-defeating. Is the state of Qi the richest in the world? Information asymmetry attacks, Qi Wangjian "wait three years for the Qin army".
Wang Jian: "Your Majesty, I have been fighting for thirty years, and I have never seen anything like this."
Ying Zheng: "This is not a war. This is system optimization. You don't understand system theory, so you lose."
The Six Kingdoms do not need to be conquered, they just need to be integrated. When system efficiency overwhelms everything, the war is over.
