A minor Qin official from the start, he can deduce anything. His first move is to send his superior to prison!
On his first day after transmigrating to the Qin Dynasty, his superior has already put his name on the list of corrupt officials sentenced to death. He is to be executed at noon!
He starts in an impossible situation, but fortunately, the Supercomputer Deduction System awakens! It can calculate the odds of anything with pinpoint accuracy: people’s motives, conspiracies, battles, the fate of the nation, and even what Qin Shi Huang will think the very next second!
As long as he enters the clues, he can deduce anything!
Fake accounts? He deduces the flaw in a second, turns the tables and sends his boss to prison, astonishing Li Si, who is undercover on an inspection tour.
The border is under threat? He deduces the time and terrain, then combines stirrup blueprints with an artemisinin formula to help Qin’s iron cavalry smash the Xiongnu royal court.
In Xianyang, this vast meat grinder, Zhao Gao, cold and vicious, looms on his left; Li Si, a Legalist fanatic, stands on his right; and above them sits Ying Zheng, a suspicious and domineering emperor for the ages.
Everyone thinks he is just a pawn for others to move at will.
Then, during a court debate, a great scholar tries to force the emperor’s hand, and his essay, A Thousand-Year Plan for Governing the Nation, leaves every official speechless.
Then, on the eve of the Shaqiu coup, as undercurrents swirl, he slowly unfolds a high-resolution, full-color map of the world in front of the First Emperor and serves him a plate of roasted sweet potatoes.
“Your Majesty, what are the Six States compared to the world? Let’s set ourselves a small goal: how about planting Great Qin’s black dragon banner across the entire planet first?”
