Great Qin: I, Fusu, Beg for Book Burning and the Burial of Scholars from the Start

He accidentally transmigrates to the Great Qin dynasty, becomes Ying Fusu, the First Emperor's eldest son, and activates the Divine Choice System.

From the start, a group of Confucian scholars drag him along to stop the First Emperor from burning books and burying scholars alive.

"Option One: Persuade the First Emperor to stop burning books. Reward: three years of wall-building at the Great Wall."

"Option Two: Support the burning of books. Reward: papermaking."

Fusu strides into the palace square. Under the disbelieving gazes of the assembled ministers, he kneels and shouts, "Father, you've misunderstood me! As for burning books, I wholeheartedly support it!"

The First Emperor: "That wasn't what you said before."

Fusu: "That was then, this is now. Besides, this is papermaking. With it, every citizen of Great Qin can read books."

The First Emperor: "!!!"

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