Great Qin: From Tyrant to Sage King

As Qin Shi Huang lies gravely ill at Shaqiu, a modern transmigrator tries to seize his body and be reborn, only to behold the face of the First Emperor of the Ages in his sea of consciousness. The two discuss five thousand years of the future: China's dangers, the pain of losing one's country, the burden of foreign languages, and the people's simple wish for a full bowl of rice. The transmigrator resolutely burns his remaining soul to replenish the emperor's strength: "You understand better than I do how to protect this golden age!"

Qin Shi Huang restores his vitality and breaks out with two thousand years of modern memories! He searches for potatoes and cotton, makes black powder and sturdy ships, builds roads stretching ten thousand li, and leads his armies to conquer Europe! Yet every day, within the towering Xianyang Palace, the emperor enters a gloomy secret chamber and murmurs to himself, "Young man, is this world as you wished it to be?"