Please, Don't Make a Scene: Qin Shi Huang Is My Underling

Transmigration? Fantasy? Urban? Power fantasy?

After sitting on the temple steps for ages, Chen Fei had no choice but to accept reality.

He had transmigrated.

He had gone from the 2020s of the twenty-first century to 238 BC.

Oh, heavens! Are you kidding me?

He'd transmigrated, sure, but he'd ** transmigrated into a monk.

Chen Fei threw his head back and cried out, lamenting: I never got married or had kids in my own world, and now I've cut myself off from all worldly ties.

Before transmigrating, Chen Fei had been a country boy from the mountains. Through his own hard work, he'd gotten into university. After graduating, he stayed on at a factory as a quality inspection director for parts. He wasn't rich, but he had a modestly comfortable life.

His love life, though, hadn't gone so well. His family had introduced him to plenty of potential partners, but they were either divorced with children or weren't interested in him. Maybe they thought his job was too ordinary and his pay too low.

Now look at him: he'd ended up a monk, so marriage was out of the question.

Why was he so unlucky?

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