Zhao Hao, a graduate student in the history department, accidentally traveled to the end of the Warring States Period and became the illegitimate son of Qin Shi Huang who lived among the people. As a modern person, he knew that the Qin Empire only lasted for fifteen years and died in the second generation. Zhao Hao decided to stay away from the court and become a free-spirited prince who waited for death.
However, history has made a huge joke - after Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, twenty-three of his sons died or were killed one after another, and in the end only Zhao Hao was left. What's even more outrageous is that the mahjong he invented at random became a tool for cultural export in Daqin; the greenhouses he built out of boredom increased Daqin's grain output tenfold; the "Amendment to the Laws of Daqin" he wrote in his spare time was regarded by Li Si as a holy book for governing the country.
I wanted to put it out of business, but was forced to open it. He wanted to lie down, but it became Da Qin's last hope. Faced with the assassinations of the remnants of the Six Kingdoms, the calculations of the important officials in the court, and the eager eyes of the Huns in the north, Zhao Hao had no choice but to start a series of magic transformation operations.
"I really just want to be a useless snack!" - Zhao Hao.