Great Qin: The Xianyang Pavilion Chief Turns the First Emperor Away

Ying Zhan transmigrates into the Great Qin dynasty and becomes the head of a postal station in Xianyang. In truth, he is the First Emperor's eldest son, who was born away from the palace. He also awakens a Law-Abiding Makes You Strong System. As long as he obeys and enforces Qin law, he can earn rewards and grow stronger. So when the First Emperor misses curfew while out on an inspection tour, Ying Zhan, who strictly enforces the curfew laws, locks him outside the Xianyang postal station to freeze for the entire night. Zhao Gao wants to call a deer a horse and undermine Qin law? Drag him off and cut him into eighteen pieces! The street loafer Liu Ji won't do an honest day's work? Tie him up and send him to build the Great Wall! Great Qin doesn't support idlers! The Mohists want to rebel against Qin? I'll tear down your mechanical city, then send you to the artisans' camp for labor reform! The Confucians use their writings to disrupt the law? Then we'll reform Confucianism! The Analects will become The Beating Language! Got a problem with that? See the character for “virtue” on this Qin sword? The martial heroes use force to flout the law? Every organization, including Quicksand, is hereby disbanded! Send all the wandering heroes to the army to expand the frontiers! As for Honglian, Zinu, and Yan Lingji, all of you will serve as this young master's maids! Years later, as the First Emperor watches Great Qin's banners fly across the world, tears stream down his face. “Son, please hurry up and take the throne. You've conquered such a vast empire, and your father is going to work himself to death...” This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.