Great Qin: I Simulate the First Emperor's Life, and My Identity Is Exposed

In the thirty-sixth year of Qin, a giant stone fell from the sky, bearing the words: "When the First Emperor dies, the land will be divided."

At the same time, the First Emperor obtained a life simulator and began simulating his future:

Famine ravages the realm, peasants rebel, Great Qin falls, and you die.

The nobles of the Six States rebel, Great Qin falls, and you die.

The elixir poison in your body flares up, and you die.

You are assassinated during your eastern tour.

You are betrayed and killed by a trusted confidant.

You...

The First Emperor ran countless simulations with the simulator, yet every single outcome ended with his death and the destruction of his state!

The First Emperor was at a loss: Was I destined not to live past next year, with my Great Qin fated to fall within two years?

Then, in one chance simulation, he entered his youngest son, Ying Che, who knew nothing of the world.

Great Qin flourishes for ten thousand generations, and you achieve immortality and become an immortal.

The First Emperor: "Holy crap, my son is actually a living immortal!"

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