I Was a General in the Qin Dynasty

Everyone in the world says that Qin's laws are harsh and the second generation is dead, but they don't know that Qin's system is the most fair - those who have merit will be rewarded, and those who have no merit will not be rewarded. In 231 BC, on the eve of Qin's destruction of Han, Lin Ji fell into the most brutal and troubled times of the Warring States Period. As a low-level disciple of the Qin Dynasty, he was of humble origin and had no support or support. The only thing he could rely on was his understanding of the Qin system and his practical tactical thinking that were far ahead of the times. This book is strictly anchored in the historical materials of "Historical Records", "Sleeping Tiger Land Qin Bamboo Slips" and "Qin History Manuscript". It follows the promotion system of the twentieth rank of the Qin Dynasty, the laws of the military system, and the sequence of battles. It rejects fantasy cheats, dramas that go against the will of the heavens, and violence against the Qin Dynasty. As a mortal, do the ultimate thing: Make full use of the garrison law, cang law, and military jue law to solve the certain death dilemma of the soldiers at the bottom of the Qin Dynasty; Follow the complete sequence of the Qin Dynasty's unification war, destroy Han, sweep Zhao, pacify Wei, conquer Chu, subdue Yan, surrender to Qi, and accumulate military merits without missing a step; From a private soldier to a general, every rank and promotion of Lin Ji can be traced back to his military exploits and the laws of the Qin Dynasty can be followed. A coup in the sand dunes, mountains and rivers overturned, and Qin's hegemony was on the verge of collapse. He personally experienced the peak and end of the Qin Dynasty, and saw through the pros and cons of the rise and fall of the dynasty. He is not a hero in troubled times, nor a hero of the restoration of the country, but only takes the responsibility of a general, protecting thousands of garrison soldiers, guarding the newly opened territory of China, and retaining the last ray of iron and blood for the short-lived Qin Dynasty.