Qin Officials: Start by Collecting Rent from the First Emperor

In the ninth year of the Qin Dynasty, he was on the banks of the Weishui River in Xianyang City. Hei'an is just a "farm official" who is in charge of several state-owned properties in Daqin. He deals with trivial rents, damaged houses, and the fussy boss of Guizhou every day. What he is proficient in is not swords, but the eighteen types and six hundred articles of the "Qin Code"; his battlefield is not on the battlefield, but between the ledger and the market. A sudden Lao-Ai Rebellion caused the confiscation of the wealth of countless powerful people. With his unparalleled asset inventory and management skills, Heian accidentally got involved in the changes at the top of the empire. From investigating "insurgents" to supervising the army to destroy the country, from taking charge of Chidao to facing book burning. He witnessed with his own eyes how this huge empire, driven by law and abacus, swept away the world step by step, and how it disintegrated step by step. "Your Majesty, the wealth of the world is not plundered, but managed." When the Xianyang fire broke out, what he risked his life to snatch was not gold and silver, but several carts of seemingly useless bamboo slips - inside, the true code of the rise and fall of the Qin Dynasty was hidden.