Lin Yi is a 22-year-old history graduate student and a Qin history enthusiast. His greatest skill is memorizing textbooks by heart, and his weakest skill is social interaction. Lin Yue, a 50-year-old retired special forces soldier, is currently a military museum docent. He is hard-spoken but soft-hearted. He is a wolf in fighting and a husky in raising children. The relationship between father and son has been "hating each other" all year round, and the only common topic is quarrels.
Until late that night, Lin Yi was working overtime at the museum to sort out cultural relics, and accidentally dropped blood on a black jade seal from the Han Dynasty - a white light exploded, and Lin Yue standing next to him disappeared instantly, traveling to the sand dunes of 210 BC!
The first second Lin Yue landed, he bumped into Zhao Gao, who was plotting to correct the imperial edict. A modern veteran, faced the most sinister eunuch in history, and was almost silenced. He fought his way out of the siege with his hard-core fighting skills, and accidentally saved Meng Yi, who was about to be killed. From then on, he was regarded as a serious problem by Zhao Gao, and he was wanted with a reward.
Lin Yi, who stayed in modern times, held the jade seal fragment in his hand and found that he could communicate with his father across time and space! He found his father's old subordinate, retired general Zhou Zhengguo, overnight. From being regarded as a madman, to convincing the military with irrefutable evidence, he finally launched the top-secret operation "Project Against Fate": using modern military wisdom, strategic materials and historical prophets to support Daqin across time and space, eradicate Zhao Gao, save Fusu, and rewrite the fate of the empire!
But history is not a chessboard, but a living human heart. Zhao Gao's poisonous plan is far deeper than what is written in history books, Li Si's swing is more dangerous than imagined, Fusu's kindness is both a weapon and a weakness, the fire of restoration of the survivors of the Six Kingdoms has never been extinguished, and the eagle flag of the Western Roman Empire has risen on the horizon.
