Great Qin: Son, Stop! Even Rome Has Submitted!

In 227 BC, Jing Ke failed to assassinate the King of Qin.

But his wife, Lady Chen, took advantage of the chaos to take the newborn nineteenth son of Ying Zheng from someone.

In 221 BC, the transmigrator Ji Mu was hunting in the outskirts of Xianyang.

A man tried to snatch his prey.

The man was surrounded by a kingly aura, yet when he saw Ji Mu, his eyes blazed with fury.

"Boy, what's your name?"

"Ji Mu."

"Where are your parents?"

"I have none."

"Was the plum-blossom mark between your brows made by someone?"

"I was born with it."

"Ah! How old are you?"

"Six."

Many years later, in the imperial palace of Great Qin.

"Ying Mu! The Peacock Kingdom in the northeast has fallen too!"

"Fine. First, make them abolish the caste system."

"Mu'er! The Roman Kingdom has been routed!"

"Fine. Have them erect statues of the Ancestral Dragon throughout the country."

"Mu'er, please stop! The whole world is learning Chinese now!"

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