Great Qin: You Asked Me to Build the Great Wall, So I Turned Around and Wiped Out the Xiongnu

Ying Xuan transmigrates into the body of Fusu, the First Emperor's eldest son, and is poisoned from the start. He dares not eat or drink until the "History-Changing System" comes online: rewriting history lets him draw identity cards, and the frontier soldiers he draws are one hundred percent loyal. With twenty frontier army cards in hand, he has only one thought: head north. He can survive only by staying among people the System has certified as his own.

In court, an army of five hundred thousand is defeated by the Baiyue, and the First Emperor angrily executes corrupt officials. Ying Xuan sits to one side, quietly collecting money: he owns the Fun Pavilion and sells the intelligence. Zhao Gao is summoned to deal with his own eunuch personally, breaking into a cold sweat. Hu Hai, eyes red, demands to know why he is being ignored. Ying Xuan merely fans himself and says nothing. You will slaughter all your brothers and sisters one day, so what is this little grievance?

The burning of books and burying of scholars nearly happens ahead of schedule, but a few words from Ying Xuan reduce the number of people facing execution from four hundred and sixty to one hundred. He still wants to join the army, but Ying Zheng refuses, so he changes tactics: profess loyalty, act harmless, and wear his father down until he agrees. The Xiongnu threaten the northern frontier. Build the Great Wall? He turns around and demands to wipe out the Xiongnu instead. The First Prince of Great Qin is even crazier than the First Emperor.

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