Suo Shao Yun Qin

Ye Zhao, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the Qin State at the end of the Warring States Period. On the eve of the Qin Dynasty's pro-government, the six kingdoms were not destroyed and the world was in chaos. Having awakened the "Civilization Deduction System", he can not only analyze lost ancient books and improve farming and iron smelting techniques, but also use data to deduce the optimal solution to the war situation and institutional changes. From a commoner to the most relied-upon "emperor" of the First Emperor, Ye Zhao used his foresight that transcended two thousand years to help Yingzheng wipe out the Liuhe and bring the books and texts into the same track. After the unification, he quietly laid out plans and tried to inject an institutional gene that would last for thousands of years into this empire that was destined to be short-lived. However, when the inertia of history intertwined with the darkness of people's hearts, he gradually discovered that true "unification of the world" is far more than the merger of territories, but also the difficult reshaping of the survival of civilization and the return of all peoples. This is an epic about redemption and reconstruction, and also a story about how modern people find a way for China to survive in the iron-blooded era.