Age of Empires: I Can No Longer Hide That I'm a Prince of Great Qin

Ying Xuan transmigrates to the Age of Empires and becomes the seventeenth prince of Qin, second only to Hu Hai in rank. Here, kingdoms rise and contend for supremacy. It is not only the Qin, Han, Tang, and Song dynasties vying for power: foreign peoples such as the Mongols, Khitans, and Jurchens are also watching hungrily.

To avoid unnecessary trouble, Ying Xuan keeps a low profile and quietly begins laying his plans. He once discussed the Dao with Laozi, advised Confucius to travel among the kingdoms, counseled Yue Fei before the Pavilion of the Wind and Waves, and witnessed dynasties rise and fall outside the Xuanwu Gate, as a new king ascended the throne...

After twenty years of quietly laying his plans, he intended to stay safely behind the scenes and live a carefree life. But the trees may wish for stillness, while the wind will not cease. As one after another of the strategists and generals around him becomes known to outsiders, Ying Xuan can no longer hide his identity.

Ying Zheng: "Ying Xuan, my precious son, how much longer are you going to hide? Must you wait until I'm on my deathbed before you're willing to inherit the throne?"

The civil and military officials: "Indeed. We petition Prince Xuan to step forward and unify the land on behalf of Great Qin!"

Fusu: "With Xuan..."

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