Great Qin: Sentenced to Death from the Start, I’m Forced to Argue for My Innocence

In the 26th year of King Zheng’s reign, Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng unifies the Six States and brings the Central Plains under his rule. His virtue surpasses that of the Three Sovereigns, and his achievements outshine those of the Five Emperors, yet he cannot sleep peacefully for even a single night. In his imperial capital, Xianyang, remnants of the Six States, the Hundred Schools of Thought opposing his rule, and demons stir every day. He therefore establishes the Zuolong Hall. In addition to overseeing officials, he secretly orders its members to investigate strange and difficult cases of all kinds throughout the empire.

Xiao Xuan is a miserable high school student at Shilan High School, preparing for the college entrance exam when he inexplicably transmigrates back to the Qin Dynasty. But he discovers that this Qin Dynasty is not quite the same as the one he remembers. Buddhists, demons, monsters, ghosts, the Hundred Schools of Thought, and Qi cultivators all gather here, each vowing to claim the throne of the Central Plains for themselves.

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