Qin Zhen arrived in ancient times as a ruler on the brink of losing his country.
He discovered that the generals and officials celebrated in later generations were just as powerful in his own era as the legends claimed.
The stories said this general rode a qilin, commanded thunder and lightning, and had the strength of ten thousand men.
And so the general really did raise a qilin, wield the power of thunder, and rout ten thousand troops on his own.
But later generations would remember Qin Zhen as “the shortest-lived ruler of a fallen dynasty.”
So Qin Zhen set out on a mad journey to build wonders, bury artifacts, and leave behind all kinds of ancient books for posterity to reinterpret.
When later generations unearthed the wonders, artifacts, and ancient texts he had left all over the world...
Posterity: “So the First Emperor had already conquered the Americas a thousand years ago?”
What do you mean, “This land has been part of our country since ancient times”?
Just how many countries did the First Emperor conquer back then?
