Great Qin: My Uncle Lü Buwei, and I Became the Ancestral Dragon's Favorite Minister

After transmigrating to the late Warring States period, Jiang Yun discovered that his uncle was none other than Lü Buwei, the powerful chancellor of Qin. He immediately decided to head to Xianyang and seek his uncle's support.

But less than three years after he went to live with his uncle, the old man unexpectedly told him to enter the palace and seduce the Queen Dowager...

At first, Jiang Yun refused. But as he kept enjoying the benefits of marrying into wealth, he eventually became the empire's chancellor and shocked the world.

Lü Buwei: You little punk, you stabbed me in the back...

The First Emperor: My dear minister, where's your map of the world?

Zhao Gao: I do the dirty work, and you take the credit?

Donghuang Taiyi: Impressive. You've left me a commander with no troops!

The Hundred Schools of Thought: You're already a king with a different surname, and you still live off women?

Liu Bang and Xiang Yu: What gives? Why are you always hunting us down?

Foreign tribes: We're doomed! Run, that monster's attacking again!

P.S. This book is also known as: The Empire's Kept Man? Yeah, right!

Ah, but they really do give me a lot...

Uncle, you can't handle the chancellor's seat. Let me take it.

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