Great Qin: Ying Zheng, I'm Helping You, but Not for Your Two Princesses

Shi Gong transmigrates to the end of the Spring and Autumn period, during the Warring States era.

It is just before the First Emperor of Qin is about to conquer the six states and unify the realm.

He cleverly devises a plan for Wei Liaozi, who is then recommended to Ying Zheng.

Ying Zheng makes three visits to Shi Gong's humble abode to invite the great talent into public service.

I am Shi Gong, a descendant of Huaxia and a citizen of Great Qin. I have come to create a new world and usher in a new era, and I, Shi Gong, will be the one to make it happen.

A grand age that belongs only to our vast and glorious Huaxia.

We will dominate Asia, and that is only the beginning.

Years later, the population of Great Qin has multiplied many times over and exceeded one hundred million. Everyone has enough to eat and wear, every household has built a new home, and the nation's territory has expanded dozens of times over.

Ying Zheng: "Thank you, sir. I hereby ennoble Shi Gong as the hereditary Marquis Who Guards the State of Great Qin."

Shi Gong: "Your servant accepts the decree. Long live Your Majesty, long live Great Qin, and may the descendants of Yan and Huang prosper for ten thousand generations."

Ying Zheng: "Do my two princesses meet with your approval, sir?"

Shi Gong: "Uh, Your Majesty, I truly didn't help you for the sake of your two princesses."

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

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