The Days of Fooling People in the Qin Dynasty

Synopsis: Hearing that a colored Terracotta Warrior was unearthed again at the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, Lin Fengzhi happily went to see it. Just as she was about to admire the splendor of the Terracotta Army, she transmigrated in front of a statue of Qin Shi Huang.

On her first day after transmigrating, Lin Fengzhi opened her eyes to see people with messy hair, painted faces, and elaborate clothing chattering at her nonsensically. Lin Fengzhi, her vision darkened, thought she had been given the role of a savage chieftain in primitive society.

After calm analysis and receiving the original host's memories, Lin Fengzhi realized that the savages were not savages. She accepted the transmigration reality with grace and began treating the locals who saw her as a god. Seeing their primitive farming methods, she taught them intensive cultivation. She found she could utilize everything in the mountains, forests, rivers, and lakes.

The status of a shaman in this place exceeded her imagination, and Lin Fengzhi thrived. She improved the weaving looms, doubling everyone's income. She filtered salt, allowing her people to eat better and healthier. Bamboo and wood were abundant here, and she planned to make paper...

Lin Fengzhi's various actions had already led the Kelo people under her to regard her as a deity.

On the nth day of transmigration, she finally discovered that she was still in a civilized society. The place she was in was also on the route of Qin Shi Huang's eastern tour.

Lin Fengzhi: "Your Majesty, look at me. I know astronomy and geography, can spoil plots, and can build infrastructure. I can defeat alchemists and kick remnants of the Six Nations. As long as you can handle it, I can reveal anything."

Qin Shi Huang: "Guess what inner journey I experienced?"

She said: "Your Majesty, the elixirs you eat shorten your life."

Ying Zheng: "...I'll endure."

She said again: "Your Majesty, how can you not take good care of your health? Can Fusu hold up the Great Qin? Hu Hai forged the imperial decree and committed suicide. Oh, right, Hu Hai lost the Great Qin's century-old foundation in three years."

Ying Zheng: "...I'll endure."

She said again: "Liu Che's Maoling is full of bones, and Qin Shi Huang's coffin is costly," referring to the expenses of emperors' burials.

Ying Zheng: "...I may not be able to handle it."

Ying Zheng began to live a life of sleeping at least four hours a day, exercising for half an hour in the morning and evening, resolutely resisting elixirs, and eating healthily with a regular schedule.

Content Tags: Farming, Growth, Relaxed, Qin Transmigration

Lin Fengzhi, Ying Zheng

Others: Lin Fengzhi, Ying Zheng, Qi, historical figures of the Qin and Han dynasties.

One Sentence Summary: Even Qin Shi Huang can be fooled.

Theme: Believe in science and live a good life.