Super God: Rise of Civilization.

The Black Ice Platform, which had been under construction for several years, brought news that a new overlord was about to rise among the nomadic tribes of the grasslands.

This year.

After years of preparation, 300,000 Qin cavalrymen, led by General Meng Tian, ​​marched north to the Xiongnu.

This marked the beginning of the Qin Empire's dream of conquering the grasslands.

Modu Chanyu, who was about to step onto the historical stage, was also about to become the first formidable enemy to rise to power.

Meng Tian.

Imperial Prefecture.

Ying Zheng arrived at the Grand Preceptor's residence, his eyes filled with horror.

"I never imagined that beyond the mountains that block my Great Qin Empire lies a vast empire."

"At its peak, it was absolutely no weaker than the Qin Empire."

"However, according to the information from the Black Ice Guard, this empire is on the decline."

Chapter 803 [Qin's Struggle for Hegemony]

At this moment.

Only then did Ying Zheng realize what kind of world the Grand Tutor Yang Yu was referring to.

At this moment, he couldn't help but feel puzzled.

How did the Grand Preceptor know that the world was not just the land of the six kingdoms, but also other kingdoms?

Could it be that the Imperial Advisor had previously traveled to other continents?

Yang Yu smiled slightly and took out a simple, rough map, but it was much more detailed than the map brought by the Black Ice Platform.

It lists detailed information about various continents and countries.

"Eastern Wilderness?"

When Ying Zheng saw the map that the Grand Preceptor had brought out, in which the Qin Empire occupied only a very small area, a look of horror appeared in his eyes.

The territory of the nomadic peoples was larger than that of the Qin Empire.

Moreover, he noticed it too.

The region they lived in was divided into the Eastern Wilderness.

The resource-rich land of China is actually just an eastern wasteland?

The land of China is not desolate, so why is it called the Eastern Wilderness?

"good."

Yang Yu nodded slightly and said, "If the Alexander Empire hadn't been exhausted from years of war, and if the mountains hadn't been an obstacle preventing them from crossing, the Seven Warring States would probably have already discovered their whereabouts..."

Yang Yu recounted the story of Alexander's empire to Ying Zheng.

Listening to Yang Yu's account, Ying Zheng said, "Fortunately, they did not cross the mountain range. If they had, they would have been seven against one if they had arrived earlier, and if they had arrived later, I would have shown them the might of the Qin cavalry."

Not bad.

The seven warring states of the past were far more powerful than Alexander the Great.

Even the weakest state of South Korea could easily defeat Alexander the Great, let alone the Qin state, which gradually grew stronger during the time of my great-grandfather. That was during the time when the god of war Bai Qi was still alive; if he came, he would have simply dug a pit and buried him.

(Actually, there are many different opinions on whether the State of Han or the State of Yan was the weakest, but here, the author thinks they were the weakest, so they were the weakest. *manually adds a sarcasm*)

Not to mention, we are still in an era of great unification.

Were the million-strong army of the Qin Empire just for show?

With food supplies generally plentiful, beating you up would be as easy as having hands, wouldn't it?

"While the Mauryan Empire is declining, several other countries are slowly rising in the vicinity."

"For example, the Seleucid Dynasty was an ambitious country that always wanted to replace the Mauryan Empire."

"On the land of the Western Desert, there exists an even greater behemoth, a nation ruled by divine authority: the Roman Republic..."

Yang Yu explained these things to Ying Zheng, saying, "My requirements are not high. As long as you can resolve the Peacock Empire, you will be qualified to answer my questions. As long as you answer my questions, whether right or wrong, I will give you a gift, a gift that will bring long-term peace and stability to the Great Qin. How does that sound?"

"Sir, a gentleman's word is his bond."

Upon hearing this, Ying Zheng's eyes lit up.

He never referred to himself as "朕" (Zhen, the imperial "I") in front of Yang Yu, and Yang Yu never regarded him as the emperor of the Great Qin Empire.

The two have known each other for many years and have always addressed each other as friends.

"A journey of a thousand miles cannot be overtaken."

Yang Yu nodded and said.

"Zheng, I'll take my leave now, sir. I won't disturb your rest any longer."

……

The 37th year of the First Emperor's reign.

Led by Meng Tian, ​​300,000 Qin cavalrymen marched north and swept across the Xiongnu tribe.

The Xiongnu, who were about to rise under Modu's rule, were defeated by Meng Tian's strategy of sustaining their war effort through warfare.

Modu Chanyu, who had killed his father, was killed by a hail of arrows.

same year.

A soldier named Han Xin stood out in the Northern Expeditionary Army.

After receiving guidance from the Imperial Advisor Yang Yu, Emperor Qin Shi Huang transferred him to Xianyang to undergo an assessment by Wang Jian, a veteran general of the Qin Empire. He proved to be an invaluable talent.

With the guidance of the imperial advisor, Ying Zheng valued Han Xin highly and entrusted him with important responsibilities, ordering him to go to the Nanyue region to take over the hundreds of thousands of troops controlled by Zhao Tuo.

Despite the opposition from many high-ranking officials of the empire, who was Ying Zheng?

The founder of the Qin Empire, the unparalleled overlord who unified the world.

Who can sway their thoughts?

rule?

In the eyes of the First Emperor, his rules were the ancestral rites and laws.

After pacifying and taking over the north, Qin Shi Huang did not order Meng Tian to massacre the people of the nomadic tribes. Instead, he relocated them to Guanzhong or made them subjects of the Qin Dynasty, giving them corresponding land as long as they obeyed the Qin Empire.

In this regard.

How could the nomadic peoples of the grasslands dare to resist?

They were all willing to become subjects of the Qin Empire.

no way.

The Qin Empire gave them too much; they had no choice but to submit.

The 40th year of Qin Shi Huang's reign.

After resolving the troubles on the grasslands, the Qin Empire enjoyed a period of peace and recuperation for more than two years.

In the past two years or so.

The entire Qin Empire, this war machine, was building bridges and roads and undertaking various constructions in a way that was unimaginable to ordinary people.

Furthermore, the people of the Qin Dynasty were encouraged to have children. Any citizen of the empire who had three or more offspring, regardless of whether they were male or female, would be granted the right to use an additional five mu of land.

You have to understand that in this era, land is the lifeblood of ordinary people. A single ditch could lead to a life-or-death lawsuit.

In the 40th year of Qin Shi Huang's reign, the Qin army stationed in Nanyue, led by Han Xin, began to sweep across many tribes in Nanyue.

After more than a year, the land of Nanyue was finally subdued and became an indispensable part of the Qin territory.

later.

The 42th year of Qin Shi Huang's reign.

The Qin Empire introduced new policies, which led to the emergence of the prototype of the Six Ministries, a cabinet system that originally only existed in the Sui Empire, in an era that did not belong to it.

These were the Ministry of Rites, the Ministry of Personnel, the Ministry of War, the Ministry of Revenue, and the Ministry of Works.

The Ministry of Works was separate from the Six Ministries. Although it was one of the Six Ministries of the Cabinet, it was not under the jurisdiction of the other ministries and was only under the jurisdiction of the Emperor.

The Mohists and the Gongshu School were both incorporated into the Ministry of Works, where they developed weapons and equipment for the Qin Empire, or perhaps this reflects the development process of the Qin Empire.

Despite their conflicts, under the suppression of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, both families had no choice but to obediently serve the Qin Empire.

The First Emperor said: If there are any conflicts, they should be resolved through work and merit. As long as no one dies, nothing else matters. But if conflicts arise, no matter who is at fault, they will be punished.

A very good way to strike a balance.

This will give the Ministry of Works more motivation.

The 45th year of Qin Shi Huang's reign.

After years of silence, the Qin Empire has begun to mobilize its forces again.

This time, the troops split into two groups.

They traveled by waterway, preparing to cross the mountains, on their way to the Qin Empire.

However, waterways were not familiar territory to the Qin Empire, causing them to go astray and drift to Yingzhou Island.

Because Yang Yu did not intervene, Xu Fu deceived the First Emperor and led three thousand boys and girls to Yingzhou Island, where he established his own kingdom.

Yingzhou Island?

Wang Ben looked at the intelligence data in his hand, a cold glint in his eyes.

Xu Fu?

This scoundrel dares to call himself emperor here?

He deceived His Majesty, yet he still calls himself Emperor.

You're asking for it.

"Soldiers of Qin, kill them all! Slaughter everyone on this island and bring that old scoundrel Xu Fu to me!"