Great Qin: My Letter Home Encourages Dad, but Ying Zheng Intercepts It

Xia An is determined to become a rich second-generation heir and have his dad work hard so he can lie flat. He transmigrates to the Qin Dynasty, but even transmigration cannot change his original ambition!

From the start, he writes letters home to encourage his dad. But because of a carrier pigeon, one of his letters ends up in the hands of the First Emperor, Ying Zheng.

“Dad, life is all about working hard and striving forward!”

“Dad, whatever you do, don’t try that elixir of immortality! It’s poisonous. Only that idiot First Emperor would believe it could make him immortal!”

“Dad, the Qin Dynasty will fall in its second generation, so we need to prepare early!”

“Dad, you have to watch out for Zhao Gao. He’s the one who altered the imperial edict after the First Emperor died, bringing about the Qin Dynasty’s downfall in its second generation!”

“Dad, have you finished making the curved-plow I asked you to build?”

“Dad, how’s your effort to win people over going? Here are a few talented people I want you to recruit: Han Xin, Xiao He, and Zhang Liang. Actually, forget Zhang Liang. That guy’s too devious!”

After reading Xia An’s letter home, the First Emperor Ying Zheng was left speechless.

Is it really wrong to peek at someone’s family letter? If I marry my daughter to him, will that make me his real father?

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