Great Qin: I Guard the Realm Against Confucians and Restore the Rules of the Underworld

He transmigrated to the Qin Dynasty during the First Emperor's eastern tour. Crown Prince Fusu submitted another memorial, defying the First Emperor with Confucian arguments.

Before the First Emperor could fly into a rage, Prince Jie spoke up and used his mock-Confucian rhetoric to leave Fusu speechless, thereby gaining the authority to rule in the emperor's stead.

From then on, Prince Jie became a Confucian-hating hardliner and laid down new rules for the Qin Dynasty.

How should the powerful and privileged be dealt with?

Confucius said, "Without learning proper conduct, you cannot stand on your own!"

"If you don't learn ** manners and show me respect, I'll beat you until you can't stand!"

What should they do when the nobles of the Six States came looking for trouble?

Confucius said, "Since they have come, let them settle in!"

"Since you've come, then you'll be buried here!"

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