Qin Zhuo, an engineering PhD, drowned while saving someone. When he opened his eyes, he had become Ying Zhuo, eldest son of Ying Ji, the great villain of the Warring States era, and Crown Prince Dao of Qin.
The war between Qin and Zhao was about to begin. The original Ying Zhuo had volunteered to go to Wei as a hostage to strengthen the Qin-Wei alliance.
But then he had inexplicably died in a foreign land, making way for Qin Zhuo, who had transmigrated into his place.
Qin Zhuo looked at the poisoned wine in his cup, then at the Zhao envoy who had just arrived in Wei, and broke into a cold sweat.
Was the historical Crown Prince Dao of Qin really killed by a Zhao envoy?
At this life-or-death moment, Qin Zhuo swallowed his pride, grabbed the sleeve of the man across from him, and wailed:
“Lord Lin, you must see justice done for me!”
Lord Pingyuan, Zhao Sheng, who had secretly poisoned him: Huh?
Lin Xiangru, who had tacitly allowed Zhao Sheng to poison him: ...
His unorthodox move bought him a brief reprieve, but Qin Zhuo didn't dare let his guard down for a second. He worked tirelessly in Wei to build his reputation and make connections with wandering warriors.
The next morning, he saw someone familiar squatting at his door with a heavy sword, looking baffled.
“Dude, what did you do all night to attract ten assassins?”
Looking at Zhao Zhi, the girl from the neighboring agricultural college, Qin Zhuo burst into tears.
Many years later, worthy men from across the realm had gathered under Ying's banner, and all the schools of thought had made their way to Qin.
King Zhaoxiang of Qin, Ying Ji, turned to Qin Zhuo and asked:
“My son, do you want to be King of Qin?”
Qin Zhuo held aloft the little First Emperor he'd stolen from Zhao and shouted:
“Let him have it!”
Ying Ji clenched his fists.
At that moment, Zhao Zhi passed by carrying the Nine Tripod Cauldrons and casually snatched the flailing Ying Zheng out of midair.
Ying Ji's vision went dark. The future of Great Qin looked bleak indeed.
A plot-driven story, featuring an engineering male lead and an agricultural science female lead. Together, they join forces to build a prosperous Qin.
Note: In this story, Crown Prince Dao of Qin was born in 295 BCE.
Theme: The male and female leads transmigrate to the Warring States era without giving up on themselves, and grow together.
Now that I'm convinced, can I read the article and not worry about the male protagonist's age and heirs? Can't we just treat it as a bug in the world? It's not a big logical illogicality. It's the most unreasonable bug that the male protagonist's personality changed drastically but no one pointed it out.
What's more, let's discuss a few arguments:
① King Wu himself was childless, and it was King Zhaoxiang's turn by accident, so the courtiers should have a certain tolerance; what's more, hadn't the male protagonist been a hostage for many years? It's impossible to mess around during the pledge period, so it's normal that we don't have it for the time being.
② Don't underestimate the bond between the courtiers and their nine clans! At that time, writing a letter to discuss such private matters would really be suspected of meddling in the monarchy! He will really be suspected/killed!
Officials dare to mention anything. This is a trend that started in the Zhao and Song Dynasties, especially in the Ming Dynasty, because they really would not be killed and it was easy to make a name for themselves; but in the relatively early Middle Ages, who was so bold to write an open letter? Do you think your nine clans have lived too long?
③ The identity of the male protagonist is obviously the heir designated, favored, specially trained and paved by King Zhaoxiang. In ancient times, in this situation, other brothers, nephews and grandsons would not have the slightest chance to fight again, unless the big devil or the male protagonist died suddenly/the big demon king really ordered the dethronement of the crown prince; this has nothing to do with whether the male protagonist has descendants. As long as his father does not change his mind for a day, other clans with potential will have to wait for the next generation to fight (or unless the country suddenly collapses and the family 😂)
Or it can be said that as long as the big devil lives and never loses his will, and the prince does not make big mistakes and his virtue is convincing enough, this is a matter of ironclad certainty and will not change due to some external factors.
④ This is the most long-term standby demon king in the Warring States Period. It is not easy for him to rise to power and seize power. Who dares to provoke Aiko in front of him? (Even if he is not the beloved son, he is still the heir in his heart, and he will not tolerate it.) What's more, he has also witnessed the changes in the sand dunes and knows that as a monarch, he cannot make this mistake. Therefore, since he has long cultivated the ability to identify the prince, he is even less likely to consider any other options, because this will only cause civil strife.
So I ask who has the courage? Even the clan might not dare to be presumptuous in front of him, let alone his subordinates; Ying Hou (historical version) dared to slander and kill Wu Anjun, and he didn't dare to get involved in this matter, okay?
Generally speaking, the Pre-Qin/Qin-Han Dynasties were not as conservative as the later ones. When faced with such a problem of poor heirs, shouldn't the most common operation (if one is really loyal and worried) be to send a beautiful concubine of one's own to the house? (Lu Buwei & Chun Shenjun exited cursing)
I haven't read it for two or three months, I thought there were a lot of them waiting for me to read. I never thought it would only be one chapter!
I have a question. It's been more than fifty chapters now. The mission has not been mentioned since the system left. The tens of millions of points that the protagonist owes have not been mentioned. The two protagonists were still thinking about making sugar, salt and paper at the beginning. They even went to the fields to see people's livelihood once [covering face and laughing]. When will the engineering boss and the agricultural boss start to work?
The two of them have been obsessed with officialdom and don't know what the world is. The protagonist lamented several times that the Qin State is still too repressive, and he also insists that the Qin State still needs law. It stands to reason that they should not use their knowledge to make everyone live less depressed... Whether it is promoting soybeans or manufacturing new agricultural tools, there is no mention of it.
[Crying][Crying][Crying] When will updates be resumed?
These words are simply Qin Dafu [covering face, laughing and crying]
Will this article be updated? If you don't want to update, just solve V.
You are too slow!
Greatly updated! ! ! But it's been several days, please continue to update!
Long time no see, I miss you so much! Is your wife well? [Make me healthy] Hungry, rice [empty bowl]
I understand [covering face and laughing] Bai Qi and Lian Po are of the same type, their values are all focused on fighting and not at all on political fighting.
Now that I'm convinced, can I read the article and not worry about the male protagonist's age and heirs? Can't we just treat it as a bug in the world? It's not a big logical illogicality. It's the most unreasonable bug that the male protagonist's personality changed drastically but no one pointed it out. What's more, let's discuss a few arguments: ① King Wu himself was childless, and it was King Zhaoxiang's turn by accident, so the courtiers should have a certain tolerance; what's more, hadn't the male protagonist been a hostage for many years? It's impossible to mess around during the pledge period, so it's normal that we don't have it for the time being. ② Don't underestimate the bond between the courtiers and their nine clans! At that time, writing a letter to discuss such private matters would really be suspected of meddling in the monarchy! He will really be suspected/killed! Officials dare to mention anything. This is a trend that started in the Zhao and Song Dynasties, especially in the Ming Dynasty, because they really would not be killed and it was easy to make a name for themselves; but in the relatively early Middle Ages, who was so bold to write an open letter? Do you think your nine clans have lived too long? ③ The identity of the male protagonist is obviously the heir designated, favored, specially trained and paved by King Zhaoxiang. In ancient times, in this situation, other brothers, nephews and grandsons would not have the slightest chance to fight again, unless the big devil or the male protagonist died suddenly/the big demon king really ordered the dethronement of the crown prince; this has nothing to do with whether the male protagonist has descendants. As long as his father does not change his mind for a day, other clans with potential will have to wait for the next generation to fight (or unless the country suddenly collapses and the family 😂) Or it can be said that as long as the big devil lives and never loses his will, and the prince does not make big mistakes and his virtue is convincing enough, this is a matter of ironclad certainty and will not change due to some external factors. ④ This is the most long-term standby demon king in the Warring States Period. It is not easy for him to rise to power and seize power. Who dares to provoke Aiko in front of him? (Even if he is not the beloved son, he is still the heir in his heart, and he will not tolerate it.) What's more, he has also witnessed the changes in the sand dunes and knows that as a monarch, he cannot make this mistake. Therefore, since he has long cultivated the ability to identify the prince, he is even less likely to consider any other options, because this will only cause civil strife. So I ask who has the courage? Even the clan might not dare to be presumptuous in front of him, let alone his subordinates; Ying Hou (historical version) dared to slander and kill Wu Anjun, and he didn't dare to get involved in this matter, okay? Generally speaking, the Pre-Qin/Qin-Han Dynasties were not as conservative as the later ones. When faced with such a problem of poor heirs, shouldn't the most common operation (if one is really loyal and worried) be to send a beautiful concubine of one's own to the house? (Lu Buwei & Chun Shenjun exited cursing)
I haven't read it for two or three months, I thought there were a lot of them waiting for me to read. I never thought it would only be one chapter!
I have a question. It's been more than fifty chapters now. The mission has not been mentioned since the system left. The tens of millions of points that the protagonist owes have not been mentioned. The two protagonists were still thinking about making sugar, salt and paper at the beginning. They even went to the fields to see people's livelihood once [covering face and laughing]. When will the engineering boss and the agricultural boss start to work? The two of them have been obsessed with officialdom and don't know what the world is. The protagonist lamented several times that the Qin State is still too repressive, and he also insists that the Qin State still needs law. It stands to reason that they should not use their knowledge to make everyone live less depressed... Whether it is promoting soybeans or manufacturing new agricultural tools, there is no mention of it.
[Crying][Crying][Crying] When will updates be resumed?
These words are simply Qin Dafu [covering face, laughing and crying]
Will this article be updated? If you don't want to update, just solve V.
You are too slow!
Greatly updated! ! ! But it's been several days, please continue to update!
Long time no see, I miss you so much! Is your wife well? [Make me healthy] Hungry, rice [empty bowl]
I understand [covering face and laughing] Bai Qi and Lian Po are of the same type, their values are all focused on fighting and not at all on political fighting.