Da Qin: I Asked You to Supervise the Country, but You Swept the World

Traveling through the world of Jiuzhou and becoming the prince of Great Qin, Fusu, he found that there were many dynasties here and hundreds of schools of thought contending. There are Confucians who practice great righteousness and suppress the demons in the world. There are military strategists who practice the martial arts system, and their spears are like dragons sweeping the world. There are Taoists who cultivate the spiritual energy of heaven and earth and breathe in the sun and moon. … Faced with the complicated situation of Buddhism's prying eyes, the invasion of the Mongolian Yuan and the Huns, and the alliance between the Tang State and the Turks, Emperor Qin Yingzheng decided to personally conquer the Mongolian Yuan and the Xiongnu, and stayed to support Su and supervise the country. But in just half a month, Ying Zheng found that his son seemed to have become a stranger. "Son, I've only been away for a few days, and you've become a semi-sage in Confucianism and Taoism?" "Son, I am obviously the emperor, why do you have the final say in Da Qin now?" "Son, how about you become the emperor? I seem to be inferior to you." "..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.