Lin An, a modern young man, comes from a lower class background. He has worked countless jobs and read countless books, but he has never been able to change his destiny.
After an accident, he traveled back in time to the thirty-fifth year of Qin Shihuang's reign and became the son of a humble official with no foundation in Xianyang City.
At this time, Fusu was sent to Shangjun for his direct remonstrance. The First Emperor was old and his throne was uncertain. The empire seemed strong, but internal cracks were already there.
With his knowledge and thinking far ahead of his time, Lin An was favored by Zhao Gao and sent to the residence of the eighteenth son Hu Hai, where he became a sacrificial servant.
He knew that Hu Hai would ascend to the throne of God in the future.
We also know that Fusu will die, Meng Tian will perish, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang will rise up, and the Qin Empire that once swept through the six countries will only last for two short generations.
In order to prevent history from repeating itself, he decided to stay with Hu Hai.
He taught Hu Hai to be considerate of the people, to recognize and employ people, to distinguish between punishment and justice, and also tried to train this young man who had not yet completely gone into the abyss into a monarch who could save the Qin Dynasty.
However, he gradually discovered that what he gave to Hu Hai was not only kindness and statecraft, but also the ability to strategize, control and control people's hearts.
He wanted to change a subjugated king, but he might have personally created a more powerful Qin II.
In the Xianyang Palace, Zhao Gao pressed forward step by step; at the Shangjun border fortress, Fusu and Meng Tian were waiting for an edict whose authenticity could never be determined; outside the empire, countless people were struggling to survive under hard labor, famine, and torture.
And Lin An must also face the truth that he least wants to admit:
Did he stay with Hu Hai to save the world, or to prove that he was finally
