You Asked Me to Borrow the East Wind, So I Borrowed the Dongfeng Express?

Qin Wu transmigrates to another world and becomes a prince, while his father is the empire's God of War.

Unfortunately, his father, the God of War, vanishes without a trace. The Great Qian Emperor, already wary of the Qin family, orders Qin Wu to face an invasion by a million barbarian troops with only a hundred thousand soldiers.

The eunuch Zhao Gao even schemes to make Qin Wu sign a military warrant, ordering him to borrow the east wind at the Mao hour and use fire to attack the barbarians.

If he cannot summon the east wind, Qin Wu will be executed under the warrant.

Qin Wu: So this is how you all like to play, huh? Fine, I'll come clean. I won't pretend anymore. My greatest support isn't my father, the God of War, but my homeland, the Dragon Kingdom!

Qin Wu can communicate and trade with the world he came from.

He can't summon the east wind, but he can call in the Dragon Kingdom's Dongfeng Express!

Dongfeng Express, mission accomplished!

A million barbarian troops perish beneath a rain of fire!

Made in the Dragon Kingdom, conquering another world.

I will build my own Great Qin dynasty, a Great Qin dynasty for this other world.

You dog emperor, take a good look at the Dragon Kingdom's ancestral art of slaying dragons. Tremble on your throne!

There are over a thousand dynasties here, with so many factions, such a jumble of writing systems, deep cultural barriers, and countless units of measurement. Isn't that disrespectful to our ancestor, Mr. Qin?

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