Great Qin: The First Emperor Treats Me Like a Lucky Carp

After transmigrating to the Great Qin dynasty, Qin Ziqi did what he always did: he took his inborn treasure, a seven-colored koi fishing rod, and sat by the well to fish.

After spending half the day without a single catch, he reeled in his line in frustration and lay back on his recliner to rest.

Just then, Ying Zheng and Zhao Gao arrived for a visit, dressed in ordinary clothes.

With honored guests at his door, Qin Ziqi brought out the fake liquor he'd treasured for years and served it to Ying Zheng and Zhao Gao...

After Qin Ziqi drank himself unconscious, Ying Zheng and Zhao Gao helped him back to his room. There, they found a pile of things from later generations: horseshoes, electric lights, solar panels...

Before leaving, the First Emperor packed it all up and took it away, filling several carriages.

"You have a good heart, my little koi."

Ying Zheng looked at Qin Ziqi, lying in bed, who had willingly let him take so many wonderful things.

For once, he let a smile show.

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