Great Qin: Plain Rice and Pickles, and Tian Mi Throws Herself into My Arms?

In 209 BCE, the First Emperor Ying Zheng dies at Shaqiu. His eighteenth son, Hu Hai, usurps the throne with a forged edict. Great feudal lords rise up across the land, and the Qin Empire teeters on the brink of collapse.

Su Mu transmigrates and becomes a county magistrate in Qin. Rebels besiege the city, and food supplies run out.

Fortunately, Su Mu awakens a Reputation System in time. As long as his reputation is high enough, he can exchange it for an unlimited supply of food and resources.

"Come on, lads! Eat this bowl of rice porridge and pickled vegetables, smoke this Furongwang cigarette, and let's drive the rebels back together!"

While Su Mu is busy building his reputation,

he accidentally brings peace to the land.

Tian Mi: "I am willing to give myself to Lord Su Mu."

Dong Jun: "Lord Su Mu, your moisturizing beauty cream is wonderful. Could you give me some more?"

Moon Goddess: "The Moon Goddess and the women of the Yin-Yang School have come to join you. We hope Lord Su Mu will protect us."

Xiang Yu: "I was once the great Conqueror, yet I can't compare to a mere county magistrate. Yu Ji, why did you abandon me?"

Liu Bang: "Run! Su Mu's army is here!"

Hu Hai: "Where did this hundred-thousand-strong army come from? Where did it come from?!"

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