I Just Arrived in Great Qin. How Could I Let Great Qin Suffer This Humiliation?

Ying Che transmigrates to the thirtieth year of King Zheng of Qin and binds to a National Fortune System. As long as he can raise the fortune of Great Qin, he'll receive generous System rewards. New to this place, Ying Che is overjoyed. Isn't this just free points?

But when Ying Che picks up a birdcage, intending to conduct an elixir experiment for Ying Zheng, he discovers to his astonishment that Great Qin in this timeline is a tiny bit different.

Ying Zheng, who had once firmly believed in the art of immortality, is still diligently at work. Fusu, who had once been weak and timid, now shows a hint of decisiveness and ruthlessness.

Most importantly, a million Qin soldiers are still stationed at Hangu Pass, and have yet to march east!

Just as Ying Che grows despondent, wondering if he's gotten the wrong script, he quietly discovers an Eastern Yi post station atop the walls of Xianyang.

When he sees the tattered cloth flapping in the wind outside the post station, Ying Che's confusion instantly clears.

And so, an unprecedented reform movement sweeps through the Seven Kingdoms.

The long-dormant Hundred Schools of Thought come alive again.

That day, the Eastern Yi had clear skies, light winds, and a temperature of 28 to 6,000 degrees Celsius.

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