Great Qin: Getting Rid of Lü Buwei from the Start

Ying Xuan transmigrates to the Qin dynasty with a volume of scripture and becomes the Qin state's Second Prince.

The scripture contains countless Daoist teachings and all manner of divine arts.

Alchemy, turning beans into soldiers, clairvoyance and clairaudience, calling the wind and summoning the rain, and even the nine supreme secrets of Daoism, all are techniques that defy the heavens.

He had hoped to live quietly as a carefree prince, but outside, the Six States were forming alliances, while inside, powerful ministers coveted authority.

For the sake of his own interests, when Ying Xuan was first summoned by King Zheng of Qin, he immediately proposed overturning the whole board:

If the Qin royal house wanted to seize power, it first had to execute Lü Buwei!

Under Ying Xuan's leadership, the Qin state's chariot raced onward, unstoppable.

He removed the powerful minister, took control of royal authority, advanced technology, improved the people's livelihoods, swept away the Six States, and ruled all under heaven.

When he finally looked back, Ying Xuan had already reached the pinnacle.

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