Great Qin: Your Majesty, Run! The Outside World Is Full of Transmigrators

Su Mu transmigrates to the Great Qin Empire, newly united after the Six Kingdoms, carrying the world's first firearm. He goes to reveal his identity to the Ancestral Dragon, expecting to earn the emperor's favor and have his name remembered for generations.

Instead, he is sentenced to death on the spot!

When he opens his eyes again, Su Mu has become the most trusted personal guard at Ying Zheng's side.

This time, he finally realizes that this Great Qin, where he lives by the rule of keeping his head down... is a little strange!

Prince Fusu, punished by being sent to supervise the construction of the Great Wall, gazes toward the northern frontier and sighs: "The Great Wall can be built, but it should stand on the shores of the sea. Every stretch of canal must run through land belonging to our Great Qin!"

After a wealthy merchant falls into the water and lies unconscious for several days, he wakes up and gives away his entire fortune. He goes from the imperial exams to the top of the provincial examinations in one leap: "All the sages of old have been lonely; only drinkers leave their names behind!"

After recovering from a grave illness, a frail scholar from Sishui promptly refines ironmaking and papermaking techniques, and invents a marvelous thing called "electricity."

Several years later.

Qin territory has expanded to North America, and no one under heaven dares disobey.

As Ying Zheng walks in the garden with Su Mu, now the governor of the Anti-Transmigration Bureau, he sighs: "All my life, I've felt as if I were treading on thin ice..."

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