Wage slave Wang Ye died from overwork, then opened his eyes in the Warring States era as a nameless refugee, one who did not even deserve a name. The land was littered with corpses, and people were eating one another. All he had was a dead phone in his arms and a head full of modern knowledge. When Wei martial troops drove him like livestock, he saved an entire village by identifying edible wild plants and purifying water. When the village head falsely accused him of being a spy, he used the principle of leverage to flip the cart transporting him and humiliate his accusers in front of everyone. From the first iron-bladed plow to twelve methods of training troops, from a single smuggled salt route to trade caravans spanning all seven states, he advanced step by step, recruiting talent and carving out a place to call home in a world where people devoured one another. But when Qin's elite troops approached and the other six states formed an alliance with their own schemes, he discovered that this land he had transmigrated to hid a secret more terrifying than war. Then one night, the phone that had long been "broken" lit up again. The countdown on its screen sent a chill down his spine: every time he used it, he aged by one year. Could a commoner fight his way through the blood and flames of the Warring States era and seize the throne?
