After the Qin Dynasty Courtiers Heard My Inner Thoughts

This novel is complete. My new novel, The Miracle Doctor of Xinglin in the Sixties, is now available. Welcome, everyone! Blurb: Zhao Yaojun, a woman from the apocalypse, transmigrates to the Qin Dynasty and becomes one of the daughters of Qin Shi Huang, an especially inconspicuous one among his more than twenty children. She is bound to the Mount Tai Strong Nation System. Zhao Junyao died of food shortages. That very evening, she attends a banquet. Sitting on her knees, Zhao Yaojun stares at the food on the table like a mouse that has fallen into a rice jar. So just as Qin Shi Huang, newly in power, is raising his cup with his ministers, full of confidence and ambition, a childish, squeaky voice rings out in his mind. "Ahhh, so many dishes! So much delicious food! It's so good! Hurry, scarf it all down into my mouth!" Qin Shi Huang turns his head and sees his daughter holding a bowl in her left hand and bringing millet porridge to her lips, while frantically grabbing food with chopsticks in her right hand. She devours everything in no time, leaving nothing on the table. Qin Shi Huang: "..." The ministers: "..." Before long, his daughter picks up the yellow wine and water again and gulps them down. "So much water! So much wine! Ahhh, I'm a happy little monkey swinging on a swing. I'm scarfing all the water and wine down into my mouth!" After polishing off everything, that inconspicuous daughter turns to the tables of her siblings and shouts wildly, "Scarf all the food down into my mouth! I'm a happy little dog!" Qin Shi Huang: "..." He doesn't understand, and he's utterly shocked! Later, Qin Shi Huang hears this daughter of his frantically thinking, "No, I'm tired of eating this. I want white salt! Salt as white as snow, with no impurities or bitter taste!" And so, the Great Qin Dynasty gets a method for making salt by evaporation, producing salt as white as snow at a low cost. Later, Qin Shi Huang hears his daughter Yaojun think, "No, I'm tired of this. I absolutely have to eat noodles! And stir-fried dishes!" Later still, his daughter accompanies him on an inspection tour. Looking at the people, gaunt and sallow from hunger, she cries out in her mind, "I don't want the people of the realm to go hungry. I want everyone to have enough to eat. I must get high-yield crops! I don't want the realm to be at war. I don't want the Great Qin to fall in its second generation!" Qin Shi Huang is horrified. "My Great Qin is going to fall!" The ministers of the Qin Dynasty are dumbstruck. "What do you mean, the Great Qin will fall? Impossible! That's absolutely alarmist nonsense!" Later, Qin Shi Huang watches as his inconspicuous, unbelievably strong, heaven-favored daughter, a bottomless pit when it comes to food, single-handedly eats her way into paving a broad road to prosperity for the Qin Dynasty! Qin Shi Huang is delighted. "Good, good, my beloved daughter Yaojun, eat more, eat more." P.S.: This novel is simply a story inspired by the Qin Dynasty. You can think of it as taking place in a parallel version of the Great Qin. My completed novel, I Opened an Inn in the Dream of the Red Chamber [Qing Dynasty Transmigration + Dream of the Red Chamber], is also available. Give it a try! My new novel, A Record of Practicing Medicine in the Countryside (Sixties) They say teaching someone medicine is asking for a thunderbolt from the heavens. Practicing medicine is inherently defying fate, and it's perfectly normal to fall along the way. After nearly twenty years of studying traditional Chinese medicine, then completing a combined undergraduate and master's program in Western medicine and rotating through standardized residency training, Yang Hanfang hadn't yet had the chance to make her mark in medicine when she was stabbed by a patient's family member, who took out their anger on her. All it took was a trip to clear her head, and she arrived in the Sixties. In this era of scarce food and clothing and hardship, she instead found a sense of purpose in life. Theme: Live positively and eat well.