When I opened my eyes, it was Guanzhong in the first year of the Qin Dynasty.
The house is dilapidated and the fields are thin, the family is bare, and the few acres of irrigated land are being targeted by Ridian (the village bully).
Fortunately, he had things from two thousand years in his mind.
Not gunpowder, not steel-making—that was something he couldn't handle.
The only thing he knew was forms.
When others were using running accounts, he drew the first four-column settlement sheet in the Qin Dynasty.
When others were unjustly imprisoned, he recited the most unpopular article in the "Laws of Qin".
While others were still struggling for three days for one stone of grain, he designed a one-stop water transport line.
From the head of Guizhou to the officials of Qin, from Xiangting to Xianyang.
From being in charge of a township's warehouse, to being in charge of the entire empire's purse.
Ying Zheng asked him: "Who taught you?"
He thought for a while and replied: "Your Majesty, my teacher is called 'systematic thinking'."
This is the story of a modern soul using a form to assist Da Qin.
