Great Qin: Abandoned as a Baby, I’m Taught to Be Emperor by the Ancestral Dragon

After transmigrating to the Qin dynasty, Qin Ji becomes an abandoned baby.

Just then, Li Jiang, the woman most beloved by the First Emperor, dies.

As the First Emperor chooses a site for Li Jiang's tomb, he happens upon Qin Ji, drifting down the Wei River.

To survive and latch on to the mightiest patron in the Qin dynasty, Qin Ji does his best to act cute and obedient.

At the same time, he gets caught up in a maelstrom of power struggles.

While investigating Li Jiang's death, the First Emperor unexpectedly discovers that Qin Ji is related to him by blood.

From then on, Xianyang Palace has a baby whom the First Emperor dotes on endlessly.

"Good grandson, today I'm going to depose that wretched Fusu. Governing with benevolence will only make your enemies think you're weak and easy to bully."

"Good grandson, remember this: if you spare the remnants of the Six Kingdoms once today, tomorrow they'll dare to piss and shit on your head."

"Good grandson, today I'm going to execute that wretched Huhai. Remember, a worthy emperor must govern with diligence and devote himself to the country."

And so, the First Emperor clears every obstacle for Qin Ji with his own hands, making him the sole heir to the Qin dynasty.

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