Da Qin: Civilization Recast

In 221 BC, the Qin Dynasty annexed the six kingdoms and unified the territory, but the people's hearts and culture had not yet truly united. The debate between Confucianism and Legalism is endless, the undercurrent of the old aristocracy in Guandong is surging, and the clans are quietly infiltrating the court; Qin's laws are strict, the corvee is heavy, the northern and southern borders are constantly warring, and the hidden dangers of troubled times have long been laid. Zhang Mo, an ordinary person in modern times, once traveled through time and became a stateless refugee in Qin. If he was not careful, he would be taken to Lishan Mountain to build a mausoleum. There is no system, no complete historical prediction, and no advanced black technology. Relying only on the basic knowledge of later generations, he started to make a living by keeping accounts, and opened up the Xianyang court with strategies and theories. Adhering to the legalist foundation of the country, he promoted the reform of official schools and broke down the intellectual barriers of the aristocracy; he presided over the construction of railway trunk lines and consolidated the foundation of military and political dispatch; he improved military border defense and stabilized northern Xinjiang. Not only respecting one family, but also taking the practical learning of hundreds of schools of thought to make them enter the world and make contributions: Mohism promotes hundreds of industries, military strategists educate generals, doctors protect people, Taoists manage water and soil, and Yin and Yang schools survey the sky, Confucianism inherits the cultural lineage. Assist the First Emperor in formulating a policy of checks and balances among the princes, discover Xiao He, Zhang Liang, and Han Xin, and fill the gaps in talent in the Qin Dynasty. When the Restoration Rebellion broke out, he relied on Orbital Thunder to quell the rebellion, defeated Xiang Yu, and launched a northern expedition against the Xiongnu to eliminate the danger of national subjugation. Zhang Mo has no interest in power and believes in "one generation can do its own thing". After the sea was settled, he retired with success and directed the empire's attention to the sea—— Because the Qin Dynasty, which was supposed to die in the second generation, took a path that it had never walked in history.