Give Great Qin a Hand: From the Start, I Execute Zhao Gao

In the first year of Qin Ershi's reign, Li Si was executed, Zhao Gao seized power, and he called a deer a horse. Hu Hai became a puppet, and the Great Qin was on the brink of collapse.

On the eighth day of the second month, Chu Fei transmigrated with the "Great Qin Prestige System" and overheard Hu Hai's whispered words.

"Since I'm here, I might as well give the Great Qin a hand. The kid's pretty pitiful, too."

"This item is called a pistol. It is beautifully crafted, simple to use, and very easy to handle. Suitable for all ages, it's an essential item for everyday leisure and entertainment. Chancellor, please close your eyes and listen to His Majesty's blessing."

Bang!

Zhao Gao, deceased!

"Xiang Yu, I hear you're strong enough to uproot mountains and mighty enough to cover the world. Dare to eat one of my peanuts?"

"Villain, stop your tricks in front of me!"

Bang!

Xiang Yu, deceased!

"Brother Bang, what's the point of being a lowly village head? How about I give you a pair of golden bracelets and send you to Xianyang, where you'll have food and lodging?"

"Cut the crap! I'm about to take Xianyang, and you say this to me?"

Bang!

Liu Bang, deceased!

Chu Fei gave the Great Qin a gentle push, and the course of Chinese history took an unexpectedly outrageous turn.

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