The Qin Dynasty lasted only fifteen years.
History books say that it was cruel and cruel, and the people were miserable.
But when the Han Dynasty cursed Qin, it used Qin's laws, Qin's prefectures and counties, and Qin's characters - even the words "Han inherited Qin's system" were a slap in the face.
So, what was the real Qin Dynasty like?
A graduate student in modern history traveled through Qianling County, where the First Emperor lived for thirty-five years, and became a Guizhou leader without a title. He didn't change dynasties, didn't invent gunpowder, and didn't predict the future - he just wanted to light a fire to illuminate those forgotten by history.
The wheelbarrow saves one effort, the four-poster account saves one mistake, and the legal loophole protects one person.
This is not a story about changing fate against fate.
This is to light a lamp for the unknown in the cracks of history.