Great Qin: If I Don't Run Now, I'll Be Crowned Emperor

"Father is sure to live forever, so there's no rush for the crown prince position. Why not abolish my status as a prince too, while you're at it? Then I can run away."

"What? Bring up running away again and I'll make you crown prince!"

"Don't joke, Father. The state comes first. Your son takes his leave."

Fusu dashed straight to Hu Hai's bedroom.

"Hu Hai, how has your big brother treated you?"

"I'll help you become crown prince. You abolish my status as a prince and let me run away!"

"What! You can't just refuse even if you don't want it? I'll pay you, and you still won't do it!"

Fusu was speechless. He'd only wanted to come to the Qin Dynasty and become a tycoon, but instead he had ended up as Prince Fusu.

In history, he didn't even live for long.

Countless people from the Six Kingdoms had their eyes on his life.

No way. Being a prince is too risky. I can't do this. I have to run!

He does everything a prince isn't supposed to do.

He visits the pleasure quarters and invents a washing and massage service that becomes popular overseas.

He establishes schools and recruits commoners to educate them. Civil and military officials emerge in droves.

He flees to the frontier, and the eighteen barbarian kingdoms along the border announce that they are joining the Qin.

He writes novels and refuses to oversee the state, winning the admiration of scholars throughout the land.

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