Qin Road Newly Opened

As soon as modern man Zhang Mo opened his eyes, he became a homeless man in Qin. If there is no test, the pavilion soldiers can directly take him to repair the tomb. In order to find a way to survive, he ventured into Xianyang and hid in a blacksmith shop. With his ability to read and calculate accounts, he sorted out the bad debts accumulated in the shop for three months and also compiled a policy paper. The policy theory was anonymously thrown into the Tingwei Mansion, which alarmed Li Si. A homeless man walked into Tingwei's mansion from the iron shop and stood in front of Ying Zheng. But along the way, he gradually realized that something was wrong - many things that should have happened in the history books did not happen. History has changed, but he is still there. Only then did he realize that he had fallen into a parallel world of Da Qin. The thought that had been suppressed countless times in my heart suddenly couldn't be suppressed anymore: Can this Great Qin be allowed to embark on a different path? What he relied on was only the half-knowledge he had before traveling through time; he faced the officials of the Qin Dynasty who were like human beings - Ying Zheng, Li Si, and Wang Jian were all awake, and they would not be inferior because he was a time traveler. But he decided to give it a try. He walked down that road step by step: establishing a three-level official school for the imperial court, and gathering hundreds of schools of thought into an orthodoxy that could be passed down; he incorporated Mohist craftsmanship and a bit of modern industrial knowledge to replace soldiers and armor, repair chariots and horses for the Qin Dynasty; he also figured out a set of regulations for the rotation of princes, hoping to establish a lasting root for this empire. But what he didn't know was that the more he changed, the more closely the person sitting on the throne looked at him. Zhang Mo's life was never just his own. He didn't know whether he could accomplish what he wanted to do. However, in this parallel world of Da Qin, he finally left a mark...