Great Qin: I Slept for Five Years, Then the First Emperor Overheard Everything

He transmigrates to the Great Qin dynasty and becomes Ying Chen, the sixth prince.

From the start, the System makes him fall asleep: the more he sleeps, the stronger he gets.

In everyone's eyes, Ying Chen is a vegetable, sleeping for five years straight.

But five years later, Ying Zheng brings him to court while he's still asleep, saying all the princes must learn about governing the state.

The officials are mortified. Surely the vegetable prince doesn't need to attend?

Fusu and Huhai don't think much of it. What threat could Ying Chen possibly pose?

Then one day, Ying Zheng suddenly announces that Ying Chen will be appointed crown prince.

Fusu goes berserk: 'Father, have you lost your mind? He's a vegetable!'

The ministers are dumbfounded. Is the emperor just fooling around?

Ying Zheng looks at Ying Chen, who still refuses to wake up. 'You brat, you can quit pretending. I'll issue an imperial edict and see if you can keep it up!'

And so, Ying Chen has no choice but to wake up!

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