Great Qin: I've Already Raised an Army, and You Say I'm the Crown Prince?

Zhao Yang transmigrates to the thirty-seventh year of King Zheng of Qin, just as the First Emperor is about to die.

With a sign-in System, he decides to raise an army and rebel after the First Emperor's death.

By chance, he saves Zhao Zheng. Along with his steward Ji Tian, one a civil talent and the other a military one, Zhao Zheng proves to be a rare talent for governing the country.

Potatoes, horseshoes, gunpowder... One wondrous invention after another appears, and at last Zhao Zheng is persuaded and agrees to rebel.

But just as everything is ready and they are about to raise their troops, the several hundred people Zhao Zheng brought with him drop to their knees in unison and cry, "We respectfully welcome Your Highness the Crown Prince back to the palace!"

Zhao Yang: "What? The Crown Prince? I'm the First Emperor's son?"

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