Great Qin: I’m Ten, and You Want Me to Take the Throne? Ancestor, What Are You Doing?

Ying Zimu transmigrates to the Qin Empire and becomes the son of Fusu, the eldest prince of the reigning dynasty.

However, the Qin Empire is already riddled with crises.

Within the court, eunuchs are colluding with one another, while remnants of the Six States lie in wait beyond its borders.

Ying Zimu has no way to lie flat.

Worst of all, this is the First Emperor’s final tour of the eastern provinces.

To everyone’s astonishment, Ying Zheng hands all military and political power to the ten-year-old Ying Zimu in front of the entire court.

“Grandfather, I’m only ten. You want me to take the throne? Are you kidding?” Not only is the whole empire dumbfounded, but Ying Zimu is, too!

“My good grandson, stop pretending. Zhao Tuo, who pacified Nanyue, is one of your men.”

“Shi Lu, the chief engineer who built the Lingqu Canal, a project that will benefit generations to come, came from your household.”

“The plans to improve the roads throughout the empire also came from you.”

“Your father... Thank goodness he had you. You’re the only one who can inherit the throne.”

“Grandfather, stop reading out the edict. I never said there was no way to save you!”

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