Great Qin: The First Emperor Exposes My Identity as His Younger Brother

After waking from a short nap, he transmigrated to the eighth year of King Zheng of Qin and discovered that he had become a collateral descendant of the Qin royal family.

At the time, powerful ministers were usurping control of the state, while eunuchs were throwing the court into chaos from within.

The royal clan had fallen into decline, and the First Emperor could not yet come of age and rule in his own right.

Fortunately, he awakened the strongest sign-in System:

'Congratulations, Host, sign-in successful. Sign-in reward: Grandmaster-Level Horse Riding.'

From the moment Ying Cheng received Grandmaster-Level Horse Riding and galloped across the racetrack on the north bank of the Wei River,

a young nobleman named Zhao Shang began showing up at his home every day at the same time.

He challenged him to horse races...

He discussed matters of state with him...

Most absurd of all, the young Zhao actually boasted, "One day, I'll ride across the Six Kingdoms with you and take in the beautiful sights of every royal capital."

This introduction can't do the story justice. Read the novel for yourself.

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