Da Qin: the Book I Wrote Cannot Be Banned by the Six Kingdoms

Ying Zheng was reborn and returned to the age of 13. He had just ascended the throne and was bound to the Destiny and Fortune system. The system told him: In his previous life, he was scolded for two thousand years for burning books and humiliating Confucian scholars. In this life, he used books to unify his thoughts. He worked as the King of Qin during the day and as a writer at night, writing novels in vernacular. As a result, he discovered that books are more useful than swords. By writing books, he gradually disintegrated Lu Buwei's power, quelled the Lao Ai rebellion, destroyed the six kingdoms, and unified the world. Six countries banned his books, and the more they were banned, the more popular they became. The Confucian scholars scolded him for being vulgar, but in the end they all became his readers. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.