Great Qin: My Identity as the Daoist Venerable of the Three Pure Ones Has Been Exposed

In the eighth year of King Zheng's reign, Jiang Chen transmigrated to Great Qin and became the master of the Longevity Abbey. To his astonishment, he was an incarnation of the Daoist Venerable of the Three Pure Ones.

A young man often came to the abbey to discuss the Dao. Jiang Chen wanted to make him a believer, but the youth was unusually concerned with affairs of state.

"Immortal Master, don't you think King Ying Zheng is too weak, with Lü Buwei controlling the government?"

"Immortal Master, how should General Wang Jian reform the supply lines to support his campaign against Zhao?"

"Immortal Master, why are you so sure General Li Xin will be defeated in his campaign against Chu?"

The young man was generous. By answering a few questions, Jiang Chen not only had the abbey rebuilt, but also gained many new believers, and at last became the foremost Daoist in the world.

Jiang Chen had only wanted to quietly spread the Dao. Who could have guessed that his identity as the Daoist Venerable of the Three Pure Ones would be exposed?

The youth led the civil and military officials to the abbey. "Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zheng, pays his respects to the Venerable..."

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