Great Qin: Rising from the Descendants of Lord Wu'an

Bai Jun, a nobody from the 21st century, dies suddenly after staying up all night and transmigrates to the early Qin Dynasty. The land has only just been unified, with foreign tribes repeatedly attacking the border and the nobles of the Six States plotting to restore their kingdoms.

As the grandson of Bai Qi, Lord Wu'an, and the son of Bai Zhong, Bai Jun carries on his ancestors' bravery. With the cheat System Heaven has granted him, he can write with his brush to bring peace to the realm and ride into battle to settle the world. He repeatedly defeats the Xiongnu, Donghu, Yuezhi, and other barbarians, earns the title of Marquis Ningwu, is appointed supreme general, and becomes Qin Shi Huang's son-in-law.

However, in September 210 BC, Qin Shi Huang suddenly falls gravely ill and is near death. Unsatisfied with the status quo and unwilling to stop short of his ambitions, Bai Jun begins making further plans.

He kills Zhao Gao, establishes a Qin emperor, claims the throne, crushes the rebels from the Six States, brings the four barbarians to heel, and pacifies the realm, ushering in another golden age of imperial rule.

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