Great Qin: I Demanded the Throne of Qin from the First Emperor from the Start

[Note: Kindhearted readers, stay away from this book! Stay away!]

After accidentally transmigrating to the Great Qin Empire, he becomes Ying Ziyu, the eleventh son of Qin Shi Huang!

Bound to a System, he chooses to embark on the path to becoming emperor!

To get revenge for having to study foreign languages before he transmigrated, he decides to campaign west.

He plans to make studying the Four Books and Five Classics and writing eight-legged essays commonplace in the Western world, so he gathers his forces and prepares to march west.

But the various schools of thought, remnants of the Six States, and others keep trying to stir up trouble!

Ying Ziyu can only say: Since I can’t get the heir apparent position out of Qin Shi Huang, I’ll send you lot who dare stand in the way of my western campaign to meet your ancestors first.

Zhao Gao: Ying Ziyu is such a snake. He’s not human! He beats me up, then demands ten thousand gold taels from me for emotional damages. He’s rotten to the core!

Hu Hai: My older brother isn’t human, he’s a demon! He beat my face into a pig’s head and even gave me a little mustache!

Confucian scholars: Ying Ziyu really isn’t human. He had us torn apart by five horses.

Grand Confucian Chunyu Yue: Stop yelling, you lot. I’ve already been reduced to Little Yuezi, and I’ve got nowhere to appeal.

Shaosiming: You’re all picking on me because I can’t speak (sob).

Tian Yan: Not being able to speak is pretty nice!

The women: …