Great Qin: Livestreaming to the World While I Play a Fool in Rome

Ying Tian transmigrated to the Qin Dynasty and became the First Emperor's ninth son. After spending six years conquering Rome, he had only just ascended the throne when he awakened the Tyrant System: act like a tyrant to earn rewards, and the more people curse you, the more rewards you get. But communications were so slow in ancient times. How was he supposed to rack up achievements?

Then the Global War System arrived: one person from each of 197 countries around the world would transmigrate to 230 BC to assist their ancestors, with everything broadcast live. Ying Tian's eyes lit up. Billions of people would be watching him, and his tyrant achievements would take off.

The Roman palace's style took a sudden turn: he skipped court, cuddled maids, soaked in milk baths, and ate roast meat, putting all his attribute points into stamina. How could he be a tyrant with a bad back?

Back in the Qin Dynasty, Ying Zheng held the blank paper his son had left behind, waiting for the transmigrators. The Xia Kingdom crammed on the Annals of the First Emperor: What a dream start! The Pasta Kingdom was ecstatic: Rome's Mandate of Heaven is ours! The Bear Kingdom and the Lighthouse Kingdom looked at their tribal ancestors and collapsed on the spot.

A Carthaginian envoy came seeking trade, and Ying Tian pulled out blueprints for papermaking, asking for fifty thousand gold coins. The envoy was moved to tears. Ying Tian silently added: In six days, this technology will be everywhere. Anyone who doesn't sell it is a fool. While transmigrators around the world were still figuring out how to get started, Ying Tian was already sitting on the Roman throne, raising a cup to the camera.

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