I Only Wanted to Shock Ying Zheng, but He Forced Me to Become Emperor

Ying Chen transmigrates to the Qin Dynasty and becomes the tenth prince of the First Emperor, Ying Zheng.

As a transmigrator, he has always wondered what his ancestor Ying Zheng would think if he saw all the products and advanced technology of the 21st century.

So he decides to invent a few things to amaze Ying Zheng.

Just then, he unexpectedly binds to a 21st-century Everything Daily Sign-In System.

Day 1: Sign in to receive a steel sword, paper, a bicycle, and a motorcycle

Day 2: A lighter, cigarettes, beer, and a solar water heater

Day 3: Bread, playing cards, mahjong, and a car...

Day...: Trains, planes, tanks, aircraft carriers...

One item after another appears before Ying Zheng and his ministers.

Ying Zheng is dumbfounded, exclaiming that the Qin Dynasty 2,200 years later is outrageously advanced. The ministers marvel at how amazing and unbelievable the future generations are.

Ying Chen only meant to amaze Ying Zheng and the others. He never expected them all to get so excited that they kissed him, hugged him, and lifted him high, proclaiming him an auspicious sign for the Qin Dynasty.

The other princes envy him for monopolizing their father's attention every day. Only Fusu and Hu Hai are furious.

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