Great Qin: It's Only Reasonable to Slip Some Personal Opinions Into the History Books

Su Bai transmigrates to the Qin Dynasty era on Blue Star.

He becomes the twenty-fourth son who never existed in the history of the First Emperor.

He awakens a "Historical Record System."

As long as he keeps recording the actions and behavior of historical figures, along with events that truly happened in history, he can obtain countless rewards.

But Su Bai isn't satisfied with that. Who wouldn't want their name recorded in the annals of history?

So,

Su Bai thinks bigger and puts pen to paper:

The First Emperor's twenty-fourth son, Prince Bai, is resolute, brave, and ambitious, and most resembles the First Emperor!

Prince Bai leads an army north to defeat the Xiongnu and is enfeoffed at Langjuxu. For thirty years, the Xiongnu dare not ride south to graze their horses!

If Prince Bai inherits the throne, the Great Qin will endure for thousands of generations!

The First Emperor holds a mysterious book in his hands.

After reading it, he remains speechless for a long time.

So his youngest son, Prince Bai, is the best candidate to inherit the throne!

The First Emperor also learns that Zhao Gao will usurp power, Li Si will bring ruin to the country, Hu Hai will be incompetent, and Fusu will fail to verify the authenticity of the final edict, leading to the Great Qin's fall after just two generations.

Su Bai had only wanted to indulge his love of writing, but to his surprise,

why has Zhao Gao been beheaded?

And another thing!

Dad, why are you pushing me toward the throne?

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