The Dutiful Son of Great Qin: I Loved the First Emperor to Death

In the 35th year of Qin, Qin Qi is born as the First Emperor's son, the Ancestral Dragon. After binding himself to a System, he can earn rewards by showing filial devotion to the First Emperor.

Facing a life-threatening crisis, with the First Emperor destined to die in three years, Qin Qi discovers that if the emperor dies content with his devotion in the 37th year, he himself can live a second life, establish a divine court, and lead the whole empire in conquering myriad worlds!

To give the Ancestral Dragon a second life, Qin Qi begins his journey of filial devotion...

"Ding! The Host has contributed the art of papermaking. The First Emperor's reading total increases by one million words. You receive Wu Mu's Book of War!"

"Ding! You contributed stirrups and Ferghana horses, and Qin Shi Huang has fallen in love with racing. You receive the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry!"

"Ding! You forcibly took Yu and Lu as wives, giving the Ancestral Dragon 100 more grandsons... The betrothal gifts have emptied the treasury, and the Host receives Epang Palace!"

"Ding! You have been picking fights with foreign peoples everywhere. The Xiongnu, Yuezhi, Rome, and seven other foreign nations have hurried to Qin... to pay tribute! You receive the Golden Dragon of National Fortune!"

And so the Ancestral Dragon abdicates, and Qin Qi successfully obtains...

Fusu and Huhai: "I, Fusu, am the most virtuous, and I, Huhai, am the cleverest. Why does the throne belong to neither of us?"

The First Emperor: "I have died of filial devotion. Do not mourn me."

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