Great Qin: You Asked Me to Burn Books and Bury Scholars? I Became a Confucian Sage!

Qin Yi transmigrates to the world of Great Qin and becomes the eldest prince, Fusu.

He unexpectedly obtains the Confucian Sage System.

By studying the Confucian classics, he can become a Confucian sage.

And so: "When three people walk together, one of them must be my teacher" actually means beating up three people until one of them bows and calls me his master.

Since I've come, I might as well stay. That means, since you've come here, leave your life behind.

"Hear the Dao in the morning, and you may die content in the evening" means finding out where you live in the morning, then beating you to death after sunset.

And so, Fusu leads three thousand Confucian underlings, sweeps across the Six Kingdoms, and unifies the realm.

He establishes a Great Qin Empire that will endure for ten thousand generations!

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