I Am Master Qin Emperor

At the age of three, Ying Zheng was just an abandoned child fighting with wild dogs for food on the streets of Handan. Qin Chuan, a graduate student in history, traveled through time and became Qin's hostage in Zhao's downfall. In this enemy capital where Qin people were like rats crossing the street, he met the child who was forgotten in the stable - thin, fierce, with a wolf-cub-like light in his eyes. Faced with this future emperor, Qin Chuan did not choose to fight for world hegemony. He just wanted to let this child named "Zhao Zheng" live. He taught the three-year-old Ying Zheng to count so that he would not be overcharged by the Zhao officials; he taught him to identify weeds so that he could survive the cold and hungry winter; he used charcoal to draw mountains and rivers on a slate, and told him: The world is very big, not just Handan. From the mud of Handan to the palace of Xianyang, from living under the fence to ruling the world. When Ying Zheng stood at the highest point of Xianyang Palace and looked back at where he came from, he knew that the uncle who taught him forbearance, care for things, employ people, and govern the country had given him something more precious than the country - What an emperor should have is the heart of the people. This book not only contains the emperor's scheming and iron-blooded battles, but also a warm song about a modern man trying to use knowledge and warmth to hold up a sky for a child.