The Qin Empire's Bailiff

At the end of the Warring States period, China faced a transformation unlike any in a thousand years. Some were born into hereditary noble rank. Some were born princes. But he was reborn as Hei Fu, a low-ranking Qin soldier and a minor figure in the Yunmeng Qin bamboo slips. To avoid dying in a ditch and take control of his own fate, he fought his way upward. Fortunately, he arrived in time for a great age. The six kingdoms fell, and the four seas were united! A thousand years of noble blood could not compare to a title earned through military merit. The grandees of the six kingdoms were all trampled underfoot by Qin officials. Hei Fu wanted only to ask with a laugh: Are kings, marquises, generals, and ministers born to their stations? To the south, the Baiyue were conquered; to the north, the Xiongnu were driven back. The Di and Qiang fled west, while fleets sailed east. Within the six directions, all was the emperor's land. How would history change with him taking part? Qin Shi Huang was bound to die, and the realm would be divided. As a Qin official, what should he choose: to fan the flames, or to turn the tide?