Great Qin: The Hundred-Year-Old Celestial Master Is Ying Zheng's Father

Ying Zichu transmigrates to the Qin Dynasty and awakens a cultivation System.

By the twenty-eighth year of the First Emperor's reign, Ying Zichu has already formed a Nascent Soul. But the spiritual energy in Qin is so thin that the path to immortality has long been cut off.

So Ying Zichu sets a grand plan in motion.

First, he returns to the palace and takes away Ying Yinman's corpse.

A few days later, Ying Yinman reappears and saves Fusu, who is on the brink of death, with a pill.

Ying Yinman: "Father, please appoint my master as the Celestial Inspector and put him in charge of the Imperial Observatory."

From then on, the Great Qin gains a mysterious chief astrologer.

Meanwhile, Ying Zichu binds himself to the fortune of the Great Qin.

The more prosperous the Great Qin becomes, the stronger he grows, giving him a glimmer of a chance to become immortal.

To that end, he conquers the Huaiyi, pacifies Nanyue, defeats the Xiongnu, and subdues the Wuman.

Ying Zichu: "Zheng, pass the throne to Yinman."

Ying Zheng: "How dare you interfere with imperial authority? Who do you think you are?"

Ying Zichu: "I'm your father."

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