Great Qin: An Immortal Descends, and the First Emperor Names Me Crown Prince

After transmigrating to the world of Great Qin, Ying Zichuan becomes the Qin Empire's third prince.

Just as an immortal descends, it forces Great Qin to become its vassal state.

The immortals sit high above, show no virtue, and regard all living beings as ants. With no other choice, Ying Zichuan can only win them over with virtue.

Ying Zichuan: Well, when in Rome...

Everyone praises the third prince for his great wisdom.

Ying Zichuan: I meant, since you've come, you might as well rest in peace.

"I tried to reason with him, but he beat me up and said that once he beat me into submission, I'd have to admit he was right." A senior disciple of some sect complains, his face swollen and his expression miserable.

"He said he'd win us over with virtue, but who knew his fists were what he called virtue? He tricked me, then ambushed an old man like me!" A high-ranking elder, paralyzed from the neck down and sitting in a wheelchair, sobs.

Years later, as the Immortal Qin Divine Dynasty prepares to ascend, the First Emperor proudly declares, "My son Zichuan has the makings of an Immortal Emperor!"

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