Great Qin: Bound for Rome, I Steal the Show in Every War

Transmigrated as Ying Tian, the ninth son of Qin Shi Huang, he binds to the Foolish Emperor System, but must first ascend the throne. He leads eight thousand Qin veterans on a voyage to Rome, overthrows the Roman king, and takes the imperial throne. Just as he is planning to crush Carthage, the Global Nations at War System descends. One person from each of 197 countries is chosen to transmigrate to 230 BC and help their ancestors wage war. The winners are rewarded with longer lives, while the losing countries are erased from existence. The modern world erupts: Xia celebrates having the mighty Qin to rely on, Italy is ecstatic to be dropped into the Roman Empire, while Bear Country and Beacon Country are left speechless: back home, they are still primitive tribes. Italians mock Xia online, unaware that the Roman throne is already occupied by a fellow countryman who transmigrated twenty years early.

Ying Tian opens the Foolish Emperor System and looks at his Infamy points and free attribute points, then glances at the pile of gold coins in the corner. He grins. "By the time they arrive, Rome's walls will already be three layers high." With six days on the countdown, he orders a world map spread out. "Carthage is next. I'll make sure they can't even cry in tune."

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