Li Han traveled across the Qin Dynasty and was bound to Qin Shihuang Yingzheng at the beginning, and their fates were tied together from then on. The stronger Ying Zheng is, the stronger Li Han will be; once Ying Zheng dies, Li Han will be buried with him. I originally thought that I was hugging the thickest thigh in the world, but I soon discovered that this eternal emperor was obsessed with seeking immortality, and he would be destroyed if he was not careful. In order to survive, Li Han could only bite the bullet, first stop the First Emperor from taking pills randomly, and then step by step turn his knowledge into the national policy of the Qin Dynasty: repair water conservancy, build workshops, build a strong army, establish a school palace, open spiritual fields, rectify hundreds of families, and suppress the remnants of the Six Kingdoms.
While the world was still fighting for power, Da Qin had quietly embarked on the path of dynasty cultivation. But the further Li Han moved forward, the more he realized that the world was far from as simple as it seemed. There are ancient traditions hidden behind hundreds of schools of thought, the remnants of the six kingdoms are linked to the sects on the mountains, the foreign tribes in the north worship strange gods, the fairy mountains on the sea are not legends, and even the immortality pursued by the First Emperor seems to be a deliberate plot.
An ordinary person from later generations and an emperor who was destined to refuse to accept his fate, from testing each other to entrusting each other, jointly turned the turbulent human dynasty into the Immortal Qin Empire that suppressed the heavens.
