He transmigrates to the Great Qin dynasty and becomes Ying Che, the First Emperor's ninth son.
At the time, dark undercurrents swirl through Great Qin. Fusu is weak and pedantic, Hu Hai is arrogant and cruel, and Zhao Gao and Li Si are in cahoots.
Ying Che awakens the System of Eternal Education. Every time he successfully “educates” someone, he can summon famous generals and wise ministers from across history, along with vast supplies!
As a result, Ying Che develops a whole new, physical understanding of “benevolence and righteousness.”
“The Master does not speak of strange forces and spirits.” Confucius doesn't want to talk, so he beats you senseless with supernatural strength.
“Hearing the Way in the morning, one may die content in the evening.” I find out where you're going in the morning, and by evening, you're dead.
When faced with Hu Hai's arrogance, Ying Che slaps him hard and grinds him into the dirt. “An elder brother is like a father. I'll educate you with my fists!”
After being dispatched to the frontier, Ying Che summons Yu Huatian, Han Xin, and Song Yingxing, and throws himself into military industry and infrastructure.
He turns the 300,000-strong Great Wall army into a legion of musclebound tyrannosaurs who can't stop talking about “benevolence and morality”!
A year later, Emperor Ying Zheng makes a secret inspection of the border defenses, expecting to laugh at his son.
Instead, he sees blast furnaces blazing as steel is smelted, and piles of miraculous grain yielding a thousand catties per acre.
The fearsome Xiongnu chanyu is working like a pro at hauling bricks on a construction site, tears streaming down his face as he recites The Analects.
Zhao Gao nervously slanders Ying Che: “Your Majesty, the Ninth Prince has amassed troops and power. He's planning a rebellion!”
Ying Zheng kicks Zhao Gao flying and laughs skyward. “Rebellion? If I hand him this vast realm, I can finally devote myself to seeking immortality and the elixir of life!”