Great Qin: The Empire's Eldest Prince, Wiping Out the Xiongnu from the Start!

He transmigrates to the Qin Dynasty and becomes Fusu, the empire's eldest son.

He thought he would at least get to enjoy a few days of the decadent life of an ancient noble, with beautiful women at his side and lovely wives and concubines.

But then he suddenly learns that, for angering the First Emperor, he has been demoted and sent to the northern frontier to oversee the army.

Fine.

So his imperial father thinks he's too kind and benevolent.

Easy.

If he wants to enjoy that wonderfully wicked life in the future, he'll just have to show them how ruthless he can be.

The Marquis of Wu'an was once called the God of Slaughter, so he'll do his best to follow the example of Qin's great predecessors.

Anyone who dares invade Qin will have their entire clan wiped out!

He's headed to the northern frontier anyway, so he might as well start by wiping out the Xiongnu.

And so...

The Qin Dynasty's whole style changed.

Meng Tian: "I thought the eldest prince was a gentleman as gentle as jade. I was wrong about him."

The Confucians: "Which bastard spread the rumor that Prince Fusu was refined and courteous? He's even worse than a bandit!"

Ying Zheng: "My son, take it easy. Your territory is getting too big. It'll be hard to manage."

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