Zhao Huan, a military mechanical engineer, died suddenly while working overtime.
When I woke up, my hands were covered with blood blisters and I was lying on a broken wooden bed. Some people call him "Seventh Young Master". He has a fiefdom of thirty miles and less than a hundred tenants. Just after the Battle of Changping, Zhao State's 450,000 people filled the pit, and the Qin army's sword had already reached the gate of Handan City.
According to the historical script, he should have died with Zhao Guo.
But Zhao Huan knew how to forge iron.
Not the blacksmith's kind of forging - it's the blast furnace, the assembly line, standardization, the compound bow, gunpowder, artillery, steam engines. Starting from a clay stove, he planted the technological tree of the Industrial Revolution on the land of the Warring States two thousand years in advance.
The Qin army attacked the city for the first time and ran into a counterweight trebuchet.
In the second siege, we set foot on the gunpowder mine array.
The third time, Bai Qi died. The fourth time, Hangu Pass was broken.
Ying Zheng stood at the top of Xianyang City, looking at the chimneys rising in the distance, and asked around him: "What are those?"
The left and right replied: "Zhao's factory."
Zhao Huan just wanted to survive. But in the end, he changed the fate of the world.
