Lu Heng, a doctoral candidate in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled through time while sorting out the fragments of Qin bamboo slips in Liye, and became the son of a sick Qin Li in Qianling County, Nanjun County, in the 26th year of the First Emperor of Qin. The world had just returned to Qin, the nobles of the six countries were dormant, the new laws in counties and counties were not yet stable, and corvee, land rent, military merit, and laws were like a dense net covering every Guizhou head. Lu Heng does not have a system mall, nor does he have unlimited force. He only has an incomplete "black slip" that can reflect the Qin slips and deduce the consequences of the laws and decrees.
He started as a small official in the countryside, and went through the township, county temple, county government, military camp, court, northern frontier, sand dune, and the New Qin period, building canals, solving cases, training soldiers, farming, pacifying banditry, entering the customs, northern expedition, southern expedition, restructuring, seizing imperial edicts, and setting up tripods. He gradually integrated modern organization theory with the Qin system.
But the closer he got to Xianyang, the more he discovered that the demise of Da Qin was not the tyranny of one person, nor a conspiracy, but the fatigue of a whole set of systems after rapid unification. The First Emperor wanted eternity, Zhao Gao wanted power, Fusu wanted benevolent government, Li Si wanted law, the old nobles of the six kingdoms wanted restoration, Xiang Yu wanted revenge, and Liu Bang wanted a way out. What Lu Heng wants to do is not to simply "save Qin", but to fight between iron and fire for the people of the world to find another road that has never appeared between Qin and Han.
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