Historian Liu Ming woke up and transformed into the thirteen-year-old Ying Zheng.
The young man in the bronze mirror has a childish face, and the crown on his head is as heavy as a mountain. In their ears were Lu Buwei's respectful words, "Father Zhong is taking care of the state affairs for the king." Behind him was the tearful gaze of Queen Mother Zhao Ji, and the civil and military officials in the court were waiting for him to speak - but they didn't know that this young man had a whole set of "Twenty-Four Histories" in his heart.
The system lit up a line of words: Harsh Government Index 87/100. Qin Shihuang must drop below 40 in his lifetime.
Burning books and entrapping Confucians must be reformed, Fusu cannot die, and Great Qin cannot die in two generations. But it is easy to change a law, but it is difficult to change an entire soil. How many meals were eaten by the people on the Zhengguo Canal, what words were written on the bamboo slips in Xianyang Palace, how to say the first sentence in the court - every subtle choice was reshaping the empire that was crucified by history books.
This is just the beginning. After completing the life of Qin Shihuang, Liu Ming will wake up again and become Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty, Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, and Emperor Kangxi. He wants to travel through the entire history of China and correct those difficulties one by one.
The sixth life as emperor is just to tell future generations: history can be gentler.
