Great Qin: Are You Crazy? You Want a Three-Year-Old Imperial Grandson to Rule the Country?

After transmigrating as Ying Ce, the son of the eldest young master Fusu, he becomes the three-year-old grandson of the First Emperor.

Fusu studies Confucianism, advocates governing through a feudal system, and foolishly tries to turn back the clock!

Huhai studies Legalism, is ambitious and boastful, and gets nothing done.

The First Emperor is troubled: before his eastern tour, he has no suitable person to oversee the state.

Then, as he looks at his adorable and clever grandson, a bold idea suddenly appears in his mind.

With Wang Jian and Li Si backing him, Prince Ying Ce oversees the state while the First Emperor goes on his eastern tour.

The court officials: "Have you gone mad? You're letting a three-year-old grandson oversee the state?"

The nobles of the fallen Six States and the Hundred Schools of Thought: "Ying Zheng, please, make your grandson stop overseeing the state!"

Wang Jian: "The second generation won't do, Your Majesty. Let's see what the third generation can do!"

When Ying Zheng returns from his eastern tour and sees the state of Qin, he is left dumbfounded...

Ying Zheng: "Not one of the First Emperor's eighteen sons is any good. Thank goodness I have a good grandson!"

This book is also titled Great Qin: From Overseeing the State at Three to Becoming an Emperor for the Ages

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This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.