Great Qin: Playing a Blind General and Driving the First Emperor to Despair

Ying Zheng finds the son he had with his true love among the common people and goes into doting-dad mode.

But Young Master Han won't play along.

After awakening the Acting System, he gains the ability to laugh like Teng Hu, the blind general.

Ying Zheng: "Son, can you open your eyes and look at your father?"

Young Master Han: "I've seen too many things I don't want to see. I never want to open them again."

Ying Zheng: "Han'er, you've wiped out the martial forces across the land and achieved an unprecedented feat. Tell me, what reward do you want?"

Young Master Han casually replies: "How about giving me your throne?"

Ying Zheng is overjoyed and rushes to issue an abdication decree.

Young Master Han: "Old man, what are you thinking? I was just joking!"

Ying Zheng is gravely ill and begs him: "Han'er, I don't have much time left. Can you inherit the throne now?"

Young Master Han: "Eat this first. We'll talk after you're dead!"

Years later, after outliving Fusu and Hu Hai, the frail, elderly Ying Zheng weeps: "Han'er, hurry up and take the throne! Your father just can't do this anymore!"

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