Great Qin: Burning Books and Burying Scholars? But I'm a Confucian Sage!

Qin Yi transmigrates to the world of the Great Qin dynasty and becomes the eldest prince, Fusu, just as the books are being burned and scholars buried alive.

He secretly lets three thousand Confucian scholars escape, enraging the First Emperor, who intends to punish him.

At that very moment, he awakens the Confucian Sage System.

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

And so: "When three walk together, one is sure to be my teacher" turns out to mean beating up three people, and at least one of them will become my disciple.

Since I'm here, I might as well settle in. That means since I've come here, I'll leave my life here.

"If I hear the Way in the morning, I can die content in the evening" means going to find out where you live in the morning, then beating you to death after sunset.

And so, Fusu leads three thousand Confucian followers to sweep through the Six States and unify the realm.

He establishes a Great Qin Empire that will endure for all eternity!

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