I Helped the First Emperor Build the Great Wall

Some say people today cannot follow in the footsteps of the ancients. But we can help the great figures of the past accomplish what they left unfinished! Yun Xiaoshui transmigrated to Great Qin and answered Qin Shi Huang’s “Artisans Wanted” decree. He helped build the Great Wall, construct imperial roads, and raise the Epang Palace; he built the Lishan Mausoleum and dug the Lingqu Canal a second time. By exposing the ill omens and prophecies behind the “Three Great Mysteries,” he persuaded Qin Shi Huang to cancel his fifth eastern tour. As a result, all the events that followed never happened: Qin Shi Huang’s sudden death at Sand Hill, Zhao Gao poisoning Fusu, Li Si altering the edict so Hu Hai could usurp the throne, Chen Sheng’s uprising at Dazexiang, the struggle for supremacy between Chu and Han, and so on... Once the Great Qin Empire had grown strong, with a powerful military, Yun Xiaoshui helped Qin Shi Huang build a second Great Wall in the north. It stretched from the mouth of the Heilongjiang in the east, through the Yanran and Eertai Mountains, to the eastern shore of Lake Balkhash in the west... “Hahaha! I helped Qin Shi Huang keep the Great Qin Empire going for so many more years!” In the end, Yun Xiaoshui not only saw the true face of the “Goddess of Wushan,” but was also carried off by her...