Great Qin: My Bandit Aura Is Overwhelming, and You Still Don't Dare Kill Me?

Zhao Qubing transmigrates into the historical Qin Dynasty and sets himself up in the Qinling Mountains as the leader of a band of refugees, with the bearing of a bandit.

He robs, commits crimes, mints coins, and digs up tombs, among countless other misdeeds.

He often robs the rich to help the poor, and his reputation as a righteous hero resounds throughout Guanzhong.

One day, Prince Fusu comes to see him and says with elegant poise:

"I have a plan to bring the Qin Dynasty back from the brink of darkness. I ask you, sir, to die for it!"

While Ying Zheng is climbing a mountain in search of immortals, Zhao Qubing captures him and puts him to work on the labor project at Mount Li.

After suffering through the bitter hardship of forced labor, Ying Zheng finally learns what kind of miserable life the old Qin people lead.

He resolutely abandons Shang Yang's governing philosophy of enslaving the people and seeks new reforms for the Qin Dynasty.

Ying Zheng: "I stand right before you. Tell me, how much do I look like my former self?"

Ying Zheng: "You little fiend, with your bandit ways, you still think you can rebel against me? I'll show you what a true Qin elite soldier is!"

Ying Zheng: "I refuse to believe that robbing is the only path forward for my Qin Dynasty!"

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