Great Qin: The Empire Simulator's Endgame Leaves Ying Zheng Panicking

Ying Zheng had a nightmare so vivid it felt real.

Three years later, he would die suddenly at Shaqiu. A few blood-faced demons would forge an imperial edict and usurp the throne, his children would be slaughtered to the last, and his trusted ministers would be framed one after another. Rebel armies would storm through Hangu Pass, Xianyang would become a living hell, and the Great Qin Empire would be reduced to scorched earth.

The Ancestral Dragon was afraid.

In the dream, he vaguely remembered a prince sacrificing the only three years of his life to grant him a prophetic dream.

That prince was a transmigrator: a completely overlooked and despised seventh prince, Ying Yu.

Heaven could not bear to see this child waste his talents in luxury and debauchery, so it forcibly took away his lifespan.

With only three days to live and an impossible mission ahead, Ying Yu could only dance on the edge of death.

"Insolent fool! It was Qin law that unified the realm, and you dare say Qin law was wrong?"

"How dare you! I expanded the borders, and you say all that fighting was for nothing?"

"Heh. We built the Great Wall, and you say we built a fence around the country?"

"You rebellious brat, you dare curse your own father to die. Are you really not afraid I'll kill you?"

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