Great Qin: I Berate the Ancestral Dragon from the Start, and I Really Want to Die

Feng Shuyu transmigrates to the Great Qin dynasty, becomes the legitimate eldest son of Feng Quji, the Right Chancellor, and binds to a Get Stronger by Courting Death System.

As long as he courts death, he earns rewards. If he takes courting death to the fullest, getting himself killed will not only let him revive, but also earn him a mysterious gift many times more valuable than an ordinary reward.

So, from the start, Feng Shuyu furiously berates the First Emperor, who is hopelessly obsessed with finding the elixir of immortality!

The First Emperor: Feng Shuyu, what are you trying to do?

Feng Shuyu: I want to die! I really want to die!

The First Emperor: Having someone like Feng Shuyu in Great Qin, unafraid of the powerful and willing to speak up for justice, is truly a blessing for our nation!

The First Emperor: I've got Feng Shuyu's back. No one is allowed to hurt him!

Feng Shuyu: First Emperor, you won't let me die? How can you be so awful!

Feng Shuyu: First Emperor, I don't want you to have my back! Who wants you backing them up?

The First Emperor: What about having my daughter, Ying Yinman, at your back, Feng Shuyu?

Feng Shuyu: Well... ahem...

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