Great Qin: You Were Told to Govern, Not Unite the World

Having transmigrated, Ying Hong pleaded tearfully with his father, the First Emperor, begging him not to go overseas in search of so-called immortals.

But the First Emperor had already made up his mind. Ignoring Ying Hong and his ministers' objections, he insisted on sailing east in search of immortality with three thousand boys and girls and several thousand elite troops. He declared that Ying Hong should establish a nation and rule until he returned from his quest.

Just then, the Regent System awakened. Ying Hong, entirely out of character, solemnly told the First Emperor:

"Father, go in peace. I'll take care of the Great Qin."

The First Emperor: ????

Twenty years later, the First Emperor returned, his life extended by a hundred years. Ready to make his mark, he discovered that the Great Qin had undergone earth-shaking changes.

Ying Hong: Father, I was just about to send troops to conquer the moon. Why are you back?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.