Wear It into a Fine Work of the Qin Dynasty? I Called Qin Shihuang on the Spot

When the social animal Lin Bei woke up, he was lying in the muddy ground of Qin Chao, with dirt still stuffed in his mouth. Suit, work badge, lighter - with a full set of modern equipment, he accurately landed in the seventeenth year of the Qin Dynasty, on the eve of the destruction of Korea. Being imprisoned as a spy, he captured the jailer by telling "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and successfully attracted Ying Zheng's attention by saying "Your Majesty, do you want to live forever?" From a prisoner to a consultant awaiting imperial edict, Lin Bei's career in Daqin officially started - he couldn't kneel down, didn't understand etiquette, and relied on hugging the horse's neck to ride a horse, but he relied on the "spoiler" of more than two thousand years of history to counterattack all the way. Braised pork diplomacy, bamboo slip version of Moments, and KPIs for Qin Shihuang—when the wisdom of modern social animals in fishing collided with the harsh punishments of the Qin Dynasty, a hilarious collision spanning two thousand years began. But Lin Bei gradually discovered that he brought more than just jokes. History is being pried, and the bag of tips he left behind seems heavier than imagined.