Great Qin: I'll Come Clean, I'm Ying Zheng

In the twenty-seventh year of the First Emperor's reign, Shen Zhao transmigrated into the body of a blacksmith and partially activated the strongest arms-dealer System.

There was one regular customer at the forge, Old Qin. He was not only interested in smithing, but also concerned with national affairs and people's livelihoods, and would often ask:

"What kind of person do you think the emperor is?"

"Do you think Prince Fusu would make a suitable emperor?"

"Do you think the Great Qin has a chance of defeating the Xiongnu?"

Shen Zhao was furious. I'm a master smith, and you're asking me these questions? Could you show some respect for my profession? If we weren't on such good terms, would I bother giving you serious answers?

But when the System fully awakened, its very first mission was to make him the imperial smith, leaving Shen Zhao fretting over what to do.

Old Qin secretly told Shen Zhao, "I'll come clean. I'm Ying Zheng."

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