Qin Carpenter: the Wei River's Tide

"A young craftsman of the Qin Dynasty, the First Emperor suddenly issued an order: to build the Temple of Heaven and Man in one hundred and twenty days, and to fill in all the pits one day later. Behind the technology? He burned cement and made steel bars, and reproduced the craftsmanship of a thousand years later in the "Hundred Works Manual". Lack of resources? Officialdom strife? The prime minister made things difficult, the censors framed the palace, and even the remnants of the Six Kingdoms wanted to blow up the palace. Ying Zheng's sword hung on his neck, and the lives of the people depended on the palms of his hands. On one side are the achievements of the emperor, and on the other side are the catastrophes of the common people. Chen Ke stood on the top of the unfinished palace and clenched his hands. "Or, I complete my mission and become a hero of the Qin Dynasty?" "Or, should I destroy it all with my own hands and become a traitor to history?" This is a lonely legend about a small craftsman who was forced to decide the fate of the world in the tide of the times. ｜Hard-core infrastructure + Machiavellian game + Speed ​​of life and death