Great Qin: Oh My! I Became the First Emperor’s Dad from the Start!?

Zhao Chu transmigrates to 210 BC, into the tomb of King Zhuangxiang of Qin, where the First Emperor mistakes him for his father, reborn from the dead.

Worse still, the First Emperor actually wants Zhao Chu to inherit the throne.

The request leaves Zhao Chu dumbfounded. Come on, I've only been in ancient times for a few days! And now I'm supposed to inherit the First Emperor's throne? I'm not mentally prepared for this!

Besides, has a father ever inherited the throne from his son in history? Why does this feel so awkward? Who under heaven would accept it? Won't everyone condemn me?

"With me here, let's see who in the realm dares to object!" Ying Zheng declares imperiously.

It's true. This obedient son is already the most powerful emperor in history, bar none.

All right, then. I suppose this father will just have to graciously accept the throne.

Oh no! There's a problem. My son is the First Emperor, so which generation am I?

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