Great Qin: Oh No, Fusu Is My Dad

In the 216th year of the First Emperor's reign, five years before the emperor who would be remembered for all eternity passed away, and just three years before Fusu would be exiled to the frontier, Ying Xuan had meant to save his father. Instead, he was forced to become the heir to the Great Qin!

The First Emperor: "Confine Prince Fusu to his residence for three months. While I am away on my eastern inspection tour, my eldest grandson, Ying Xuan, will govern in my stead!"

"Confine Prince Fusu to his residence for five months. I have decided to appoint my eldest grandson, Ying Xuan... as heir to the Great Qin."

"I have decided to pass the throne to... my eldest grandson, Ying Xuan."

"I will make the Great Qin advance 2,500 years ahead of its time. Forget ordinary papermaking, I want movable copper type printing."

"What? The Xiongnu dare invade our frontier? Meng Tian, Meng Yi, come with me and wipe them out."

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