Great Qin: Ranked Last on the Gold List, I’m Kicked Out by the First Emperor from the Start

Ying Che transmigrates as the First Emperor's twenty-fourth son. Uninterested in the succession, he earns rewards through sign-ins and spends his days eating, drinking, and having fun, so nobody pays him any attention.

One day, a ranking list appears, scoring the princes and princesses of every kingdom. Ying Che comes in dead last in benevolence, righteousness, propriety, virtue, intelligence, and martial arts.

The First Emperor is so furious that he has an asthma attack, then gives Ying Che a hundred taels and orders him to leave Qin and gain experience.

Five years later, the First Emperor falls gravely ill. Missing Ying Che, he sends people out to find him.

Ying Che, now the emperor behind the scenes in distant Rome, remembers the disaster at the Dune Palace and heads there with Huang Laojiu and 300,000 Beiwei troops.

The First Emperor takes Ying Che's Great Restoration Pill, which saves his life, and weeps with gratitude.

The First Emperor says, "Che'er, I wronged you!"

Whether he wronged him can wait. The real priority is to kill the traitorous ministers, crush the rebels, and restore the might of Great Qin.

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