Great Qin Fu Kingdom

In a word: A modern soul pulled Da Qin out of its fate of death. Chen Ming, a junior student in the history department, opened his eyes and traveled to the Qin Kingdom in 246 BC. There is no system, no grandfather, only a belly of two thousand years of historical knowledge, and a modern soul. He opposes the dregs of feudalism, hates personal dependence, and most despises the idea that "the king wants his ministers to die, but they have to die". But in this era, Lu Buwei was in power, Lao Ai was filthy and disorderly in the harem, and the thirteen-year-old Ying Zheng was just a young King of Qin who was pinched in the palm of his hand. Starting from building canals, he gradually entered the center of power in Xianyang. Po Lao Ai, fighting Lu Buwei, admonishing and chasing away guests, became the most trusted "national advisor" of the young King Qin. He abolished corporal punishment, opened imperial examinations, built Chi Dao, built military schools, established censors, and unified writing and currency. Some people accused him of being deviant. He said: "Official positions in Da Qin are for people who can do things, not for people who can reincarnate." On the day he drew the map of the world, Ying Zheng stood on the observatory and said: "I want to lay a huge territory for our great Qin Dynasty." Since then, the flag of Great Qin has been planted all over the Western Regions, the South China Sea, Shendu, and the New Qin Continent, and it has transformed from a corner of Guanzhong into an empire that never sets across Asia, Europe, and Africa. Chen Ming spent his whole life pulling Da Qin back from the cliff of death. Before his death, he wrote "The Great Qin's Ten Thousand Years Policy", with only one line on the last page: "The people are the masters of the world." There are passionate system changes, thousands of miles of military campaigns, a confidant relationship between an emperor and a counselor that spans three thousand years, and a girl who has been waiting for him to come home under the jujube tree for twenty years.