Great Qin: Father, I Really Don't Want to Oversee the State

How will Ying Ye, the Seventh Prince of the Great Qin dynasty, transmigrate into the story, bind himself to a System, and gain the authority to govern in the emperor's stead? He begins implementing a series of reforms to build a Great Qin that will prosper for generations.

He presents new crop seeds, executes Zhao Gao, establishes the imperial examination system, and builds a powerful army, earning rewards and increasing the nation's fortune along the way.

When the First Emperor returns from his tour, the civil and military officials of the entire court kneel and beg him to let Ying Ye govern in his stead. But Ying Ye can only helplessly say that there's nothing he can do.

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