Da Qin: Started Transporting Grain from Handan

(Original title: Qin Tu, because it has been occupied, so...) In the fifty-third year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, it had been three years since Yiren fled back to Qin. Five-year-old Ying Zheng still stayed in Handan with his mother. Chen Sui traveled through time and became the son of a carriage driver in Zhao State. He was fourteen years old, and his family was waiting for the money for the carriage to live. Unexpectedly, the car got stuck after the rain and almost lost both people and goods. But after finally saving the food, the cargo list contained three more bags than the actual goods. The Chen family couldn't afford to pay, so they had no choice but to pursue the account to the south of the city. The people living in that house were actually the wife and children of a foreigner who had stayed in Zhao Kingdom. Chen Sui knew how to read the road, adjust the train, and knew how to deliver food on time. But now he can't read all the words on the wooden tablet, and he may not even be able to keep his father's salary. From a cart of grain on the Handan Road to the long grain road the Qin army took to conquer the Six Kingdoms; from fighting for a carriage fee for his father to standing next to Ying Zheng with military merit. He wants to walk through every difficult road in a down-to-earth manner. This is the road to Qin.