New Qin 1910: the Age of Emperors

(Updated at 12 am every day) He is Ying Qi, the twentieth son of Qin Shihuang, but deep in his soul there are memories from two thousand years later. When the Great Qin Empire completed the transformation of steam and steel and was about to unify the world, a drastic change in the world suddenly occurred - the entire Qin Continent disappeared out of thin air, crossed the Pacific Ocean, and appeared on the world map in 1910. Overnight, the ancient empire was hit by the frenzy of competition among great powers for hegemony. The fearless giant ships are approaching the border, and the torrent of iron armor is sweeping the world. Da Qin's rifled guns and nascent steam engines are in danger in the face of the dimensionality reduction attack. But Ying Qi didn't panic. He is well aware of the direction of history and has a century-old history of science and technology in his hands. Use Germany to control ships, use America to control Japan, use World War I to raise troops, and use World War II to establish prestige. From the raging waves of the Yellow Sea to the smoke of war in Europe, from the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima to the battle for the moon landing, he spent thirty years to forge Daqin from a hunted prey to a hegemon overlooking the world. When the flag of Xianyang Palace was planted on the moon, and when the fleets of the great powers lowered their masts in front of him, Ying Qi stood on top of the world, overlooking the vastness: "If God doesn't take what he wants, he will be blamed for it. It's time for this world to change its owner."