A Nian, a history graduate student in the 21st century, transformed into a maid serving tea and water beside Qin Shi Huang.
I originally wanted to just lie down and live my life, but then a giant screen fell from the sky, live broadcasting the world two thousand years later. A Nian saw that the Qin Dynasty only lasted for fifteen years. Qin Shihuang died on the parade, and his body was transported back to Xianyang with the salted fish.
What's even more outrageous is that Tianmu said: As long as the people of the country vote and agree, history can be changed.
The civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty and the remnants of the Six Kingdoms have begun to canvass for votes frantically. Some people hope that the Qin Dynasty will be over soon, and some people want to establish a new king.
A-Nian was cowering in a corner, pretending to be dead, when His Majesty the First Emperor grabbed the back of her neck and asked her if she could understand the sky. Nonsense, how can a history graduate student like her not understand this? But she couldn't say it, and she would have to work overtime if she said it.
He stared at A Nian and narrowed his eyes, asking if there would be a Great Qin in the future.
Ah Nian took a deep breath and said yes, but he had to ensure that I survived tonight, and I would teach him how to canvass votes.
So in the next six months, A Nian held a crash course in new media operations in Xianyang Palace. There was only one student, the First Emperor himself.
He learned very quickly, but occasionally asked A-Nian, who in the family knew what it meant.
But Anian himself just wanted to say, Your Majesty, please stop asking questions and memorize the script for the next live broadcast first.
Conception:.
