King Ying Zheng of Qin: I Turned Great Qin into Immortal Qin

After transmigrating, he became Ying Zheng, the First Emperor of Qin, in an age when seven kingdoms vied for supremacy.

Would the future Qin Empire fall after two generations, or flourish for thousands of years?

Meng Tian: “Your Majesty, the Xiongnu Great Chanyu has forgotten your kindness and led his troops to invade our borders!”

The Qin Emperor: “A mere Chanyu is laughable. Order Yue Fei to lead eighty thousand Beiwei troops on a campaign across the Central Plains. Destroy his country and exterminate his people.”

The Qin Emperor waved a hand. “Keep the music playing, keep dancing.”

Jing Ke: “You tyrant! You'll die a horrible death!”

The Qin Emperor looked at Jing Ke's twisted face and sneered. “Go in peace. I'll take care of your wife and daughter.”

“Donghuang, I'm glad you've come to see me, but I don't like the way you speak to me!”

The Qin Emperor spoke calmly as he looked at Donghuang Taiyi.

Corrupt Confucian: “Heavens above! Are you going to let this tyrant destroy Confucianism?”

The Qin Emperor: “I am Heaven itself. In my eyes, corrupt Confucians like you deserve to be killed and wiped out. In my empire, great scholars must not only be able to pick up a brush and bring peace to the land, but also mount a horse and secure the realm. Corrupt Confucians like you, who do nothing but talk big, have no place in my empire!”

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