Great Qin: Ying Zheng Pays His Respects to the Imperial Tutor

In the eighth year of King Zheng of Qin's reign, Jiang Chen transmigrates to the Great Qin Empire and becomes the head of a dilapidated Taoist temple. To activate the System, he must develop the temple into the greatest Taoist order under heaven.

A young man often visits the temple to discuss the Dao. Jiang Chen wants to turn him into a believer, but the young man is unusually concerned with the affairs of the realm.

"Immortal Master, do you think King Ying Zheng of Qin is too weak, with Lü Buwei controlling the government?"

"Immortal Master, General Wang Jian is campaigning against Zhao. How should the supply system be reformed to keep up?"

"Immortal Master, why are you so certain General Li Xin will be defeated when he attacks Chu?"

The young man is generous. By answering a few questions, Jiang Chen not only gets the temple rebuilt, but also gains introductions to many new believers. At last, the Taoist order becomes the greatest under heaven, and he activates the System.

His first mission is to become the King of Qin's teacher. Just as Jiang Chen is wondering what to do, the young man leads the civil and military officials to the temple.

"I, Ying Zheng, Emperor of Qin Shi Huang, pay my respects to the Imperial Preceptor..."

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