Great Qin: I Took My Father's Place

He transmigrated as Ying Ziying, the eldest legitimate grandson of the Great Qin Empire.

But the First Emperor would die in just two years. What was he supposed to do?

No problem. The Fate-Defying System was here to help.

His father, Fusu, was being exiled to Shang Commandery? He'd change that.

His imperial grandfather, Ying Zheng, was going to die at Shaqiu? He'd change that.

Xiang Yu was going to chop his head off in the Xianyang Palace? He'd change that too.

Before he knew it, he'd taken his father's place.

"Grandfather, I'm still a child. Let my father be Crown Prince."

Ying Zheng: "I say it's you, so it's you. What does your father matter?"

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