Da Qin: I Collected Taxes from All Beasts, and My Achievements Were Greater Than Those of the First Emperor

Ying Zheng became the king of Qin at the age of thirteen, but he never had a queen. He unified the six countries and ascended the throne as the first emperor, but he never established a queen. Why? Because he is waiting for a woman. The woman left, still pregnant with his child. … The time traveler Zhao Peng opened his eyes and said, "What? My father is Qin Shihuang? God, your joke is a bit big. Do you dare to make it bigger?" Before he finished speaking, there was a sudden ding in his head: The host was bound to the animal tax system and could collect taxes from chickens, pigs, cattle, sheep, horses, tigers, bears, and lions. "Qin Shihuang can only collect taxes from people, but I can also collect taxes from animals?" Zhao Peng was completely shocked: "Am I really the son of destiny and want to outdo the First Emperor?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.