Great Qin: The Ancestral Dragon Invited Me Down from the Mountain at the Start

In 210 BC, Su Yi transmigrates into the past and becomes a successor of the Guiguzi school, but the System confines him to Yunmeng Mountain. So Su Yi spreads word that he knows the secret to immortality, drawing the First Emperor to visit him.

Besides teaching the First Emperor the Taiji art of health cultivation, Su Yi also finds himself answering the emperor's questions on how to govern the state every time he visits: matters of the people's livelihood, or questions like:

"Who do you think harbors rebellious intentions against me?"

"How likely do you think Great Qin is to defeat the Xiongnu this time?"

"Which of my sons do you think can become emperor?"

But just as Great Qin finishes conquering the world and Su Yi can finally leave the mountain,

Ying Zheng leads his ministers and the people to Yunmeng Mountain. "I, the First Emperor of Great Qin, welcome the Sage down from the mountain!"

…

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