Great Qin: From Garrison Soldier to Conqueror of a Chaotic Age

In the final years of the Warring States period, Qin devours the six other states. Chu's lands lie in ruins, and its people are driven from their homes.

A modern legal scholar and historian awakens in the body of Chu Sheng, a young descendant of Chu, and is reduced to the lowest rank of frontier garrison soldier under Qin rule.

In a chaotic age, commoners are no more than ants. Qin's laws are harsh, its officials ruthless, the old Chu nobility stirs in secret, and remnants of the six states wait for a chance to restore their kingdoms.

Determined to escape a fate of dying in a ditch, Chu Sheng draws on knowledge far beyond his era and a legal mind to master Qin law and understand the rules of officialdom.

Starting as a petty official in the countryside, he solves suspicious cases, comforts refugees, reforms local administration, and secures the frontier.

He navigates the divide between Qin's laws and the customs of Chu, earning military merit and rising through the ranks as he witnesses Qin's grand ambition to unify the realm.

He also sees through the hidden flaws beneath the Great Qin's golden age and the looming dangers of chaos. In the end, this humble commoner and petty official defies fate, takes command of a realm, and writes an epic legend of a Qin official from Chu.

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