In the Great Qin Dynasty: My Cousin Is the Enchantress Chao Nüyao

After transmigrating to the final years of the Warring States period, he becomes a Korean noble. His only relative turns out to be his cousin, Chao Nüyao!

In a chaotic era where everyone is frighteningly powerful, and with no golden finger, Lu Yun decides he can't rely on outsiders. Only by first assembling a powerful harem to keep him safe can he live without worry.

One day, he sets out from Wei for Han, waiting for the First Emperor to arrive in Han and invite him to serve after three visits to his humble abode.

Years later, the First Emperor looks down at the assembled officials in court and asks, "The Six States have all fallen, and the realm is united. We should let the people recover and rebuild. Does anyone object?"

At that moment, Lu Yun, now a high-ranking minister, steps forward, pulls a map from his sleeve, and says loudly, "Your Majesty, look. This is a map of the world."

Suddenly, the First Emperor's extinguished ambition blazes anew. He cries out the slogan: "Wherever the sun and moon shine, wherever rivers flow, all shall be Qin's land!"

P.S. This book is also known as: No Cheats, So What's Wrong with Living Off Women? The First Emperor conquered the Six States. Why are you remnants of the Six States coming after me...

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