Great Qin: I Mistook Qin Shi Huang's Daughter for My Younger Sister

In a moment of carelessness, Tang Yi transmigrates to the final years of the Qin Dynasty. By the roadside, he saves Ying Yinman, a Great Qin princess who has run away from the palace, and takes her as his younger sister.

Tang Yi: "Dear little sister, you said our dad has a chronic cough. As it happens, I have a packet of penicillin and amoxicillin. Take your pick."

Ying Yinman: "..."

Tang Yi: "Dear little sister, what was that? Our dad's an official, too? What a coincidence. I have a treadle-powered mill and a curved-shaft plow. We'll promote them nationwide and guarantee Dad a promotion and a fortune."

Ying Yinman: "..."

Tang Yi: "It's a shame Qin Shi Huang will die in the next couple of years, and the realm will fall into chaos, with wars breaking out everywhere. We should develop firearms and cannons and head east to Europe. After a few years of development, we'll come back and fight."

Ying Zheng, listening nearby, could no longer stay seated.

Ying Zheng: "What? You're planning to run away? And what are these firearms you mentioned? Wait, you said I'm going to die?!"

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