Great Qin: Supreme State Preceptor, Reading Ying Zheng’s Fortune from the Start

Shang Xindi transmigrates to the Warring States era and activates the National Destiny System, binding himself to the state of Qin. The stronger Qin becomes, the stronger he becomes.

As fate would have it, King Ying Zichu of Qin is gravely ill, while undercurrents and murderous plots swirl through Xianyang.

Shang Xindi wants no part in the turmoil, but happens to meet a disheartened Ying Zheng, who comes to him for a fortune reading.

He only means to do him a small favor, but Ying Zheng recognizes his talent and asks for his help, offering to treat him as his teacher.

He turns Li Si to their side, wins over Gan Luo, persuades Bai Qi's former generals, executes the powerful minister Lü Buwei, and returns control of the court to Ying Zheng.

He defeats the coalition of five states, vanquishes the famous general Li Mu, captures the capitals of the six states, expands Qin's territory, and unifies the realm.

A civil official appointed Chancellor, a military commander made Prince of Wu'an, free to come and go, and permitted to meet the king without bowing: he is the State Preceptor of Great Qin!

Many years later, the First Emperor Ying Zheng gathers alchemists in great numbers and seeks immortals overseas. The court ministers plead with him to stop, to no avail.

Ying Zheng: "I believe only the State Preceptor! Are there immortals in this world?"

Shang Xindi: "There are!"

Ying Zheng: "Can I go find them?"

Shang Xindi: "Of course! Raise an army and conquer the heavens!"

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