Great Qin: As Chief Minister, I Will Crush Every Rebel

In the final years of the Warring States period, the Seven Kingdoms contended for supremacy, while the Hundred Schools of Thought vied to outshine one another.

The Confucians argued with their pens and governed with their words; the strategists broke deadlocks with force and ended war through killing; the Legalists ruled by law and quelled chaos with punishment; the Daoists embraced stillness and non-action, following the course of nature…

In his previous life, Jiang Yuchen was merely an ordinary graduate student of history. He accidentally transmigrated to this era, was adopted by Guiguzi, and became a disciple of the Daoist master Beimingzi.

Sixteen years later, Jiang Yuchen decisively chose to enter the secular world. Putting his knowledge to use, he formed a special forces unit and helped the First Emperor sweep across the Six Kingdoms and unify the realm.

He campaigned far and wide, bringing the northeast under imperial rule and colonizing islands overseas.

He became the empire's chief minister, The Outcast, second only to one and superior to all.

Many years later.

Jiang Yuchen sat below the throne but above all the officials, looking down upon the assembled ministers in Xianyang Palace.

Yue Fei, "covered in blood and caked in mud," fulfilled his long-cherished wish of recovering the Yan-Yun region a thousand years ago.

Li Cunxiao, "no king compares to Xiang, no general compares to Li," truly deserved the praise.

The "Champion Marquis," Huo Qubing, died peacefully of old age.

Only the bad marshal, hidden beneath the shadows, was still left to toil for three hundred years, pouring his heart and soul into his work.

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