Great Qin: The Most Miserable Prince, Begged by Six Kingdoms to Take the Throne

A college student transmigrates to the State of Qin and becomes the second son of Ying Quliang, Duke Xiao of Qin.

But as soon as he transmigrates, he is sent to the State of Wei as a hostage with his mother, where he endures a miserable youth.

With the help of the awakened Historical Progress System,

he returns to Qin and begins a grand, eventful life.

As long as he advances the course of history, he earns rewards. The faster he moves history forward, the greater the rewards.

And so,

Qin topples the aristocratic clans in one year, succeeds in reforming the state in three, and marches east to conquer the Six Kingdoms in five.

Sorry, I took care of all the things my descendants were supposed to do.

As for Ying Zheng, there's no need for you to be born.

Emperor Wu of Han, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, and the emperors of the Great Ming, I took care of your jobs for you, too.

There's intrigue, humor, and heartfelt moments.

I hope you'll enjoy this book.

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