Building a Millennium Dynasty, Starting with Qin's Unification of the Six Kingdoms

In the twenty-second year of King Zheng of Qin, sixteen-year-old Ziying awakened memories of his past life. He was the son of Chengjiao, and the last Qin king in history: the one who executed Zhao Gao, surrendered to Liu Bang, and ultimately died at Xiang Yu’s hands. At this point, the six states had not yet all been conquered. Changping Jun was about to rebel against Qin, and Li Xin’s army of two hundred thousand was soon to be defeated in Chu. A little over a decade later, a forged imperial edict at Shaqiu would drive Fusu to take his own life, and Hu Hai would ascend the throne. The Qin dynasty that had swept across the realm would fall in its second generation. Fortunately, the Thousand-Year Imperial Legacy Simulator revealed that after his death, his consciousness would lie dormant for thirty years before awakening again in a descendant of the Ying clan. He had only one goal: To make the Qin dynasty last a thousand years, creating a thousand-year unified dynasty unlike anything in the history of Chinese civilization. To achieve that, he first had to become the Third Qin Emperor and change the course of history. But history had its own momentum. Kill Zhao Gao, and someone else would forge the edict. Save Fusu, and the empire might still collapse from somewhere else. If one wise ruler could not save Qin, then he would reshape its institutions and educate the people, turning the people of the six states into Qin citizens. Then, in one generation after another, reborn as a member of the Ying clan, he would keep forging ahead. The First Emperor conquered all under heaven. Ziying’s task was to keep the Black Dragon Banner flying for a thousand years.