In Great Qin, Chen Ping'an becomes the head of the Censorate from the start, and he's panicking.
The Censorate stands apart from all the officials and takes no orders from the royal family. It answers only to the emperor.
The Outcast, second only to one and above countless others.
In such a position, he must face enemies outside Great Qin, as well as the hostility of Great Qin's entire court and its princes.
To oversee the officials, in plain terms, Chen Ping'an is responsible for reporting on the officials and princes.
This is terrifying.
He looks at the items he prepared for his transmigration, along with his summoning System.
Naturally cautious, Chen Ping'an makes the very serious choice to lie low and develop in secret. He absolutely won't leave the house until he has summoned a hundred thousand Sword Gods and Sword Saints.
P.S. This book is like Great Qin, but not quite Great Qin. It draws on the history of Qin, The Legend of Qin, and mythology**. I hope everyone enjoys it.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
There is no time to write a novel about Qing Yunian now
Why don't you just write "Celebrating More Than Years"?