Lin Yuanzhou, a graduate student in the Department of History, accidentally traveled to Xianyang of the Qin Dynasty in 220 BC and was bound to the "Historical Correction System". His mission was to assist Qin Shihuang to win the government and continue the country.
He threw himself at Ying Zheng's feet and cried, but he gained the emperor's unusual trust. The word "ye" hinted that he was not the first person to come for him.
Lin Yuanzhou used modern knowledge to improve agricultural administration, promote education, and reform laws, and became the mentor of Prince Fusu. He also discovered the secrets of the three portraits in the side hall: the three senior time travelers died for Yingzheng one after another, and they all said before their death, "Don't believe in immortality."
He is the fourth, but he is the one who has been with him the longest. Ying Zheng no longer sought immortality, but instead worked with him to draw the grand plan of "all that the sun and moon shine on is the land of Qin". Impeachments continued in the court, but the emperor remained unmoved. When Lin Yuanzhou asked about the reason for trust, Ying Zheng replied: "You are all here for me." This book combines time travel, conspiracy, infrastructure, and tear-jerking to see how the modern soul changes the ancient emperor and allows the light of the Qin Dynasty to shine all over the world.
