I’m a Minor Character in the Qin Dynasty

Transmigrate into a notorious wastrel, and you’re supposed to play a nameless villain who does every evil under the sun? No way! Ahem, allow me to introduce myself. The person standing before you is: The guardian of the Great Qin Empire, the young prince of Qin’s adoptive father, the good son of the governor of Jiayue Province, and the richest man on the Canglong Continent. The master of the continent’s strongest cavalry, the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry; the principal proprietor of the Four Seas Trade Association; and the renowned Li, equally skilled in poetry, lyrics, and music. The true power behind the House of Disillusionment, the one who launched the destruction of the Xuan Su Residence, and the mastermind behind the currency war. The inventor of the Thunder Chariot, peerless divine weapons, woodblock printing, and ironclad warships. Li Wei, husband of Lin Ruoying, Qin’s courtesan queen; Mingzhu, the female general of Jin; Tang Fei’er, the female Zhuge of Tang; and Empress Wu Huiniang herself! This is the story of a background character who works hard to become the protagonist.