Qin Shi Huang Has Me on a Roll [Historical Livestream]

My upcoming novel: Fighting for the Great Qin’s Destiny [Livestream + Infinite + Cyber Immortality]. Click on my profile to check it out! Bai Cheng, a content creator who loved stirring up trouble, made a pledge to post every day for 108 consecutive days. After looking over plenty of source material, she decided to livestream some randomized story prompts and share a few beautiful fabrications. (Not really.) She never expected her livestream to connect to the Myriad Worlds, or to open on time every day in the dreams of emperors. [Immortal Cultivation Prompt: You are Zheng, who just died. You discover that ghosts really exist, so you plan to cultivate immortality in your massive house in the underworld.] Before starting your cultivation, let’s make some preparations! 1–3: Take a look at my empire. It’ll surely last for countless generations, right? 4–6: Take a look at my children. How many of them are genuinely grieving? 7–9: Take a look at the future. There might be something new and interesting! 0: What preparations? Start cultivating right now! In 242 BCE, on Blue Star, eighteen-year-old Ying Zheng came down with a slight chill. In his sleep, he found himself in a strange place, where a woman stood before a screen of light, “making arrangements for his funeral.” Just as he was about to sneer, he saw the options she offered and fell silent. Well, he did want to take a look. At the same time, a die appeared beside him. It spun wildly before stopping on a symbol: 2! [Wow, he rolled a look at the empire!] [Fall of the Qin in the second generation warning!] [Tragic news, ] Ying Zheng: “Fall in the second generation? What kind of depressing nonsense is this?!” At first, Ying Zheng thought it was just a bizarre, ridiculous dream. Then, on a whim, he rolled the die and really did receive papermaking, printing, a formula for gunpowder, a formula for cement, a map of the world, rockets, submarines… Ying Zheng: “Thank you, generous nature!” A recommendation from a friend: the Infinite novel I’m Taking Myself to New Heights in an Infinite Game by Weimu Denghuo. It turns out I’m a big shot in a parallel world! Reading Guide: 1. A parallel-world story. Everything changes in the world from when Zheng was eighteen. 2. The randomized prompts include events from history. 3. I’m not a history specialist, and there’s a lot of personal interpretation. Discussion is welcome. Theme: Use humorous, entertaining writing to make up for some of history’s regrets