Great Qin: I'm Eight, and You Want Me to Be Regent? Ying Zheng, Stop Fooling Around

Ying Zihao transmigrates to the Divine Land and becomes the grandson of Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng, the First Emperor of the Great Qin Dynasty.

The emperor dotes on his grandson, and Ying Zihao is made Prince of Qinbai. He had planned to enjoy life as a carefree wastrel.

But an unexpected calamity strikes: his grandfather, a man of peerless might, suffers a cultivation deviation and is left on the brink of death.

As he is dying, the First Emperor hands over military and political power to the eight-year-old Ying Zihao in front of the entire court, ordering him to assist his father, Hu Hai, in ruling.

"Grandpa, I'm only eight. You want me to be regent for my dad? Come on, don't joke around!" The entire court is dumbfounded, and so is Ying Zihao.

"Good grandson, at a time like this, stop pretending to be modest. Fan Zhongyan, the current Secretariat Director and Minister of the Chancellery, is one of your people."

"Huo Qubing, the Champion Marquis who rode across Hexi and crushed the Xiongnu, was a guard at your residence."

"Cao Zhengchun, the head of the Eastern Depot, was your family servant."

"Grandpa, you raised me from childhood, but you never told me my dad was so unreliable!"

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