Great Qin: I Ordered You to Inspect the Army, and You Took Over the Western Regions?

Fu Su transmigrates to the Great Qin dynasty and becomes Fusu, the eldest son of the First Emperor.

He thinks he'll get to enjoy a life of wicked aristocratic excess for the next ten or twenty years. But from the start, the First Emperor sends him to the frontier to serve as Meng Tian's military supervisor.

Sent to the frontier?

Doesn't that mean Hu Hai's usurpation is just around the corner?

Still, it shouldn't be a problem. He's not going to kill himself, and besides, there are 300,000 troops under the Meng family.

The only problem is food.

In that case, he'll just farm in the northern frontier. The Hetao Plain has thousands of miles of fertile land, too.

With food in hand, there's no need to panic.

And so,

the Great Qin dynasty's whole style changes.

Li Si: "Congratulations, Your Majesty. The Eldest Prince has expanded our borders by a thousand miles and conquered the Western Regions!"

Meng Tian: "Your Majesty, I have a grievance. I truly couldn't stop him, and I didn't dare try!"

The First Emperor: "Is there anything Fusu wouldn't dare do? I sent him to supervise the army, and he went off and conquered the Western Regions!?"

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