Great Qin: I Lift a Cauldron and Kill Zhao Gao from the Start, Leaving the First Emperor Dumbfounded

Ying Lan transmigrates into the Great Qin dynasty and becomes the Ninth Prince. Just as the First Emperor supposedly "dies" during his eastern tour, Zhao Gao forges an imperial edict, drives Fusu to his death, and tries to turn right and wrong upside down! Ying Lan awakens a System and, at the ancestral rites, lifts a bronze cauldron with one hand. In front of the entire court, he crushes Zhao Gao's neck with his bare hands! Then he storms the palace hall with a blade, forces Li Si to his knees, and bathes the court in blood, embarking on an iron-fisted imperial path even more brutal than Qin's!

To kill the Xiongnu: Grow potatoes? No! Build tanks for me. They're moving targets!

To conquer the Six States: Rule with benevolence? What a joke! Sweep them with machine guns. The only good subjects are the ones on their knees!

To conquer the world: Short on labor? Go capture some! From this moment on, the whole world is Qin territory!

Just as Ying Lan drives a steam tank and leads an ironclad fleet, preparing to plant the dragon banner on the moon, the First Emperor, who had been hiding in the shadows and feigning death to watch his son make a fool of himself, finally can't take it anymore. He emerges from his secret chamber, trembling: "My son, stop! You've battered the whole Earth to pieces. I really have nowhere left to retire!"

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