Great Qin: I’m Just Here to Coast, but I Help the First Emperor Unite the Six States

Su Ye transmigrates to the state of Qin in 238 BC.

King Zheng has just begun his new reign and recently undergone his coming-of-age ceremony. The court is controlled by Lü Buwei and Zhao Ji.

King Zheng: "My esteemed uncle loves me."

Sure, sure. He personally sent your dad to the green grasslands. That's love for you.

King Zheng: "As for Lao Ai..."

He and your mother had two sons together. Right, right.

King Zheng: "Su Ye, I found an alchemist who can make elixirs of immortality. How about we live forever together?"

Heh. Do you know you die from taking too many drugs?

King Zheng: "Su Ye, I'm bored."

Bored? Make figurines. You should check out life-sized terracotta warriors.

King Zheng: "I've unified the Six Kingdoms. I have nothing left to strive for."

The Six Kingdoms are tiny. The world is so vast. Do you really think your Qin is invincible?

King Zheng: "Meng Tian! Wang Jian! I'm going to lead the troops into battle myself!"

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