Great Qin: I've Just Entered the Palace as Lao Ai, and I'm Panicking

The Seven Warring States, the Hundred Schools of Thought, the unification of the realm...

After transmigrating to the final years of the Warring States period and becoming Lü Buwei's retainer, Lu Yun assumes he'll betray Lü Buwei and join the First Emperor.

But after recovering his memories, Lu Yun is utterly stunned. My surname is Lao, my given name is Ai, so all my fellow retainers call me Lao Ai!

Knowing the fate of his predecessor, a man after his own heart, Lu Yun knows how it ends: a failed rebellion and death by being torn apart by five horses.

To avoid going astray, Lu Yun immediately changes his name and flees the residence of Chancellor Lü.

But no sooner has he left than a pregnant woman wielding the Jingni Sword storms in, intent on dragging him back.

Years later, Lu Yun, regarded by the surviving remnants of the Six States as their lifelong enemy, writes his memoirs:

The day I entered the palace, I was actually against it!

But later, I lived off women so much, and the ladies kept giving me more and more, that I finally realized the truth: I really am the founding master of living off women...

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