Great Qin: Ying Zheng and I Are Friends Across Generations

He transmigrates to the Qin Dynasty, where his family owns a hundred mu of good farmland.

The King of Qin is unifying the realm, and the empire has yet to recover from years of upheaval. Bai Sheng only meant to make some refined salt and dig up a little coal, but Brother Zheng mistakes it for the art of turning stone into gold...

"Old Zhao, I told you, it's coal, not an immortal stone."

"Old Zhao, this is salt purification, not turning stone into gold."

"What do I think about Xu Fu's voyage overseas? He probably won't find any immortals, but if he finds sweet potatoes and potatoes, the Qin Dynasty will never have to worry about food again."

Faced with a chubby, middle-aged man who is as curious as a child, Bai Sheng patiently answers all his questions. Before long, the two become friends despite their age difference, practically brothers sworn in an oath.

That is, until the chubby middle-aged man discovers that his daughter has fallen for the younger brother he just made...

A middle-aged man's friendship is as fragile as glass...

Bai Sheng looks at Brother Zheng, who's about to lose his temper. "How about this? From now on, I'll call you big brother, and you can call me son-in-law?"

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