Great Qin: The Most Miserable Prince, Taught to Embezzle by the Ancestral Dragon

Su Cheng transmigrates into a Qin Dynasty world that blends martial arts settings and awakens the Dedication System.

Selfless dedication makes him stronger.

A snow disaster strikes, and Ying Zheng orders a thorough investigation into corruption. Zhao Gao accuses the eldest prince, Su Cheng, of embezzlement.

He leads men to search the place, and sure enough, they find a huge amount of gold, silver, and jewels in the residence.

Zhao Gao is delighted. This is a done deal.

Who could have guessed that this wasn't Su Cheng's home at all?

After making inquiries, they learn that the residence had been sold, and the buyer was none other than Zhao Gao's younger brother.

Next, they search Su Cheng's thatched hut. It's miserably poor, with nothing but bare walls. Only a broken chest catches the eye.

"The stolen treasures are inside!"

At the sight of the chest, Zhao Gao shrieks.

Unfortunately, it contains only a diary and various gifts. The diary clearly records Prince Su Cheng's past.

Year 22 of the Qin Dynasty: Donated life-saving supplies to General Meng Tian and rescued Shiyiyue and Xuanxuan in the desert.

Year 23 of the Qin Dynasty: Donated five thousand taels of silver to disaster-stricken areas in the name of his father, the king.

Year 24 of the Qin Dynasty: Invented the curved-shaft plow and hybrid rice, then anonymously gave them to his father.

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