After Deceiving Emperor Qin, I Reached the Peak of My Life

One-sentence introduction: On how the Qin Emperor, one emperor throughout the ages, went astray by seeking immortality and taking elixirs. I am a Taoist doctor who once dreamed of returning to the Qin Dynasty and returning to my old profession, collecting medicines and treating diseases for a living. I don't know why, but the legends about me are getting more and more outrageous. The Qin people's world view is unscientific. They firmly believe that I can "living dead people, flesh and bones." I can even control the wind and rain, fly into the sky and escape from the earth... I was in big trouble. Emperor Qin came to me and asked for the elixir of life. *** From the coast of the East China Sea to Xianyang, the capital of the Qin State, I practiced medicine along the way and met many interesting people: Xu Fu, the alchemist who often fried furnaces, Han Fei, the young master with a slight stutter, Zhang Liang, who looked like a good girl, Chen Ping, who evenly divided the body and meat... Healing others is actually a process of achieving yourself. *** Unofficial history writes about Zhang Liang's ending: Zhang Liang, the founding hero of the Han Dynasty and the remaining marquis, retreated bravely, leaving behind a sentence: "I would like to give up the worldly affairs, and I would like to wander through red pine nuts." By the way, I am Chisongzi. It's really none of my business for Zhang Liang to retire after his success! Highlight 1. This story takes place in the Qin and Han Dynasties in parallel time and space, and is purely fictitious. The novel is not official history, and any similarities are purely coincidental. 2. This article most likely belongs to the series that even Zheng Ge himself found outrageous after reading it. For images of historical figures, please refer to history books! 3. In order to avoid returning to the reading comprehension scene after watching a story for three seconds, some item names will be automatically replaced with modern nouns. For example, during the Qin and Han Dynasties, apples were called Nai, bronze mirrors were called Jian, and loquats were called Lujue. This article will be written directly as Apple, Bronze Mirror, and Loquat. The title is the same as above. Advance receipt "Uncle of the Great Qin Emperor" Zhao Kun transformed into a human cub. Good news: His father An Guojun inherited the throne of Qin. He became the youngest son in Da Qin. Bad news: His father passed away just three days after taking the throne. He had more than twenty brothers, and the middle brother Zichu was the new King of Qin. He was quite worried about his brothers, and the Qin clan, which had been suppressed by the "military nobility system", was facing another blizzard. On a whim, Prince Chu of Qin leaned over to tease his five-headed brother. Zhao Kun stood on tiptoes, tentatively stretched out his chubby hands, and high-fived Zi Chu with the strength of a cat, "Kun will grow a lot of food. When the king sweeps the six kingdoms and unifies the world, everyone will have food to eat." Prince Chu of Qin immediately decided to let Zhao Kun be a playmate for his son Gong Zizheng who had just returned to China. Gong Zizheng, Qin Shihuang in his childhood! Zhao Kun showed his spirit as a working man, while Gong Zizheng wrote and he studied ink. When Gong Zizheng was punished, he climbed over the wall to deliver food. When Gong Zizheng was assassinated, he blocked the sword. Later, Qin Shihuang stood side by side with him on the top of Mount Tai, overlooking thousands of fireworks, "Uncle, look, this is our country of thousands of miles." Zhao Kun corrected: "It is His Majesty's kingdom." The next moment, Qin Shihuang took out the world map and said, "Mount Tai is here, but my territory only has such a small area! Uncle, who will you fight next?" Zhao Kun went crazy. Why was the map he lost many years ago in the hands of the First Emperor? Intention: Give someone a rose, and the fragrance will linger in your hands. Not only does it heal the body, it also helps calm the mind.