Great Qin Bingzu: I Have a Ballistic Deduction System

Xu Rui, a doctor of physics, traveled through the first year of the Qin Dynasty and entered the corpse of a crossbowman who had just died under Yiyang City. There is no golden finger to protect the body, and there is no invincibility at the beginning. The first second after he woke up, a stone hit him three feet away, and half of his face was covered in blood. The system gave him six numbers: Strength 7, Speed ​​6, Reaction 8, Endurance 5, Fighting 4, and Archery 9. The only way to survive is by shooting arrows. Three months of academic foundation in ballistic modeling turned into a killing technique with an arrow piercing the eye socket from forty steps away. Pulling the crossbow string once, there will be a bloody gash in the palm of the hand. Killing a person increases the force value by ten points. From the talent officer to the corps commander, from the corps commander to the garrison commander, and from the garrison commander to the assistant general. Meng Ao saw him. Wang Jian noticed him. His name appeared on Qin Wangzheng's desk. He used fluid mechanics to calculate ballistics, statistics to optimize formations, and engineering thinking to transform crossbow machines. Every battle is a mathematical problem, and every upgrade is a system iteration. But the Warring States Period was not just about battlefields. The sword in the court is more difficult to dodge than the arrow from the city. Lu Buwei's retainers are spying on him, Zhao Ji's people are watching him, and Lao Ai's forces are infiltrating the army. Seven kingdoms compete for hegemony, a hundred schools of thought contend, an era of iron and blood. A Ph. D. In physics, a crossbow, and a ballistic deduction system. From an unknown soldier under Yiyang City, he became the first person to be awarded a title for military merit in the Qin Dynasty.