Great Qin: I Share Some Gossip with Ying Zheng, and He Makes Me Emperor

After transmigrating to the Qin dynasty, Ying Ning becomes the ninth son of Ying Zheng. For offending Ying Zheng, he is banished to the frontier commandery of Shangjun at the age of eleven.

He gets Fusu's script.

But Ying Ning absolutely refuses to follow in Fusu's footsteps!

He takes Meng Tian as his confidant, brings three hundred thousand Qin soldiers under his command, drives the Xiongnu north, and sends a million laborers south to turn frontier Shangjun into a city even more prosperous than Xianyang!

Five years later, Ying Ning decides it's time to return and inherit the family business.

Ying Zheng: "Wait a moment, I'm not dead yet!"

Ying Ning: "Our Qin dynasty governs the realm through filial piety. How could I force you to abdicate, right? Father, let me treat you to some watermelon!"

Holding a watermelon, Ying Zheng looks at the hundreds of executioners Ying Ning has stationed all around him and says, "You're so filial. I can't be unreasonable either. I'll let you become emperor!"

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