Ying Si's soul transmigrates into the body of the ninth prince of the Wolf Qin Kingdom. His foolish predecessor was pushed onto the imperial throne by powerful ministers, and Ying Si can't help feeling helpless after transmigrating!
Your name is Dong Zhuo?
Is your adopted son Lü Bu really invincible under heaven?
Your name is Lü Buwei?
The one who said, "A rare commodity worth hoarding"?
Hey, are you Zhao Kuangyin?
Isn't that the same name as that Song something-ancestor? Anyway, I don't believe you.
Is Zhu Yuanzhang still a monk?
Is Li Zicheng, the rebel king of this world, Li Shimin's uncle? They do share a surname, after all.
Mongol minister Genghis Khan invites me to go to Mongolia alone and drink fermented mare's milk?
How thoughtful. I don't like fermented mare's milk.
One day, a eunuch calls out,
"Your Majesty, someone's rebelling."
Ying Si says, "Who is it?"
The eunuch replies, "Your Majesty, it's me!"
A gleaming dagger plunges toward Ying Si's chest.
Ying Si says helplessly, "Sorry, you're about to get written out, because I have the Invincible Overlord System. As long as I don't chicken out and bravely charge ahead without fearing hardship, even the child of destiny has to bow to me."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
