Great Qin: A Rookie Courier Exposes Xu Fu’s Immortality Scheme

Zhang Fan, a food delivery rider, takes a fall and opens his eyes to find himself lying in the Qilin Hall of the Great Qin. A sword is at his neck, and the Emperor of All Time sits before him. He urgently calls 110 for help, but the operator thinks he's crazy. "Why don't you just say you're Qin Shi Huang?" Ying Zheng snatches the phone away. "I am Qin Shi Huang." The very next second, the words "Great Qin for Ten Thousand Years" appear out of nowhere on a wooden pillar unearthed at Qin Shi Huang's Mausoleum. The whole internet explodes. History books start changing like mad.

A cross-time connection to a Cainiao Post Station turns into a portal that delivers goods with one click. Potatoes, corn, and penicillin are sent over in a single package. Zhu Feng gives the order: the Yanhuang Plan is launched, and the whole nation will support Qin in conquering the world.

After hearing that the Great Qin will fall in its second generation, Ying Zheng draws his sword and cuts down Zhao Gao on the spot. Li Si kneels and kowtows until his forehead bleeds. Zhang Fan opens Douyin and plays an explainer video for Qin Shi Huang: he is the greatest figure in the Chinese nation's history over the past thousand years. Ying Zheng's eyes turn red. The next video suddenly features an internet celebrity. The tyrant explodes with rage: "Are you secretly watching this kind of stuff every day?!" With this transmigrated delivery guy personally rewriting all of human history, Chinese characters become the world's universal script, the Great Wall stretches across the land as a railway, and China's borders expand to cover the Earth.

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