Great Qin: The First Emperor Fakes His Death, and I Launch a Contest for Supremacy Across the Myriad Worlds

After transmigrating into the body of Ying Cheng, the First Emperor's fifth son, he has the elixir of immortality in his left hand and a map of the world in his right.

To root out treacherous officials at court, Ying Cheng advises the First Emperor to fake his death.

The First Emperor agrees and appoints Ying Cheng to govern in his stead.

He executes Li Si, eliminates Zhao Gao, unites the Hundred Schools of Thought, purges the remnants of the Six Kingdoms, and crushes the Xiongnu.

With the world map in hand, he conquers the Maurya Empire and Alexander, then unifies Eurasia.

The First Emperor says, “I only asked you to govern for me. You conquered the world?”

Who could have guessed that Ying Cheng would accidentally break through the passage between worlds, too?

This world is too small for him. He will lead the elite warriors of Great Qin to conquer the myriad realms.

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