Mythical Daqin: I Really Don't Want to Be the Emperor

Traveling through the Qin Dynasty, Jiang Chen became Fusu, the son of Qin Shihuang Yingzheng. Because he warned Qin Shihuang about burning books and entrapping Confucians, he was sent to the border to supervise General Meng Tian in building the Great Wall to resist the Huns. In 210 AD, Qin Shihuang visited Penglai in search of a way to live forever. He fought with the Immortal of Penglai and died of severe injuries. A posthumous edict was sent to the frontier. "Prince Fusu and General Meng Tian have gathered troops at the border to defend themselves against the Xiongnu. If they fail, they will be punished with death!" Meng Tian:? ? ? ? ? Jiang Chen: Get lost! After killing the envoy, Jiang Chen just wanted to be at ease in this border. I never thought that the Huns would invade and the court would not stop. Amid internal and external troubles, Jiang Chen was caught in the middle. Finally one day, a loyal minister went to the frontier, knelt in front of Fusu and said: "Your Highness, Hu Hai is ignorant and immoral, Li Si and Zhao Gao have brought trouble to the imperial court, I beg you to go back and be the emperor." Jiang Chen: I'm sorry, I don't want to be the emperor. Whoever wants to do it can do it. … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.