Long Live Lu

Lu Wei, a professor of history, dies suddenly and travels back to Lu Buwei, a young Weiguo boy in the late Warring States period. The good news: He knows where this era is headed. Bad news: his father is dead, the family is too poor to take the blame, and he is no taller than the shoulders of his peers. It doesn't matter, there is a modern soul in a thirteen-year-old body. Reselling salt, betting on stones for profit, and hoarding grain to earn the price difference—in three years, he went from a shabby earth house in Wei State to a chamber of commerce in Daliang, Wei State. He knows the ending of Lu Buwei in the history books: he dominates the world, and finally commits suicide by drinking poison. In this life, he decided to change his way of living. In the hostage house in Handan, he said four words to the down-and-out Master Qin: A rare place to live. From then on, he embarked on a road to rewrite the history of Qin. Entering the Qin Dynasty, becoming prime minister, assisting King Zhuang and Xiang, and becoming the father-in-law of Yingzheng - every step is the same as in the history books, but also different. But what he has to do is not just save himself. He left three volumes of "Lü's Family Instructions", one on political strategy, one on maintaining success, and one on changes. In the following six generations, the Qin Dynasty became independent, the Chu and Han Dynasties competed, the early Han Dynasty was latent, and the Wenjing Dynasty accumulated... Generation after generation, Lu's descendants have grown into a tree that cannot be bent in the cracks of history. Six generations of people's lives can be changed by changing their surname. Lu Buwei said: I changed a person's destiny. His descendants said: We have changed a dynasty. From the young boy of Weiguo to the great ancestor of Daqi, two hundred years, six generations, one goal. Long live Lu! ! !