I Did Science in the Qin Dynasty

Dr. Lin Mu traveled to the Qin Dynasty, lying at the foot of Mount Li, and was scolded as a "fool" by a girl in a wine shop. He started from a piece of tofu, made soap, steamed white wine, and refining medicine stones, and used modern science to rub the alchemy skills of the alchemists on the ground. He cured Qin Shihuang's mercury poisoning and allowed the eternal emperor to live for three more years. He held the emperor's hand that night in the Sand Dune Palace and failed to change the demise of the Qin Dynasty, but he changed the fate of many people. He experienced the war in the late Qin Dynasty, chose Liu Bang in the conflict between Chu and Han, and built China's first medical corps in the sea of ​​blood and corpses. He opened the Institute of Gewu Studies in the Han Dynasty, trained the first batch of students who understood science, and wrote three masterpieces that influenced later generations for four hundred years. He lived to be ninety-six years old, twice as long as most people of his era...