Great Qin: I Forge a Path to the Imperial Throne

[Decisive and ruthless + incredibly satisfying + diligent governance + unifying the world]

After transmigrating into the Qin Dynasty, he became Prince Gao, a figure mentioned only briefly in the historical records who volunteered to be buried alive to save his family.

The Qin had just conquered the six other states and unified the realm.

Ying Zheng’s outlook changed. The emperor who would be remembered for the ages became a tyrant: purging the remnants of the conquered states, conscripting vast numbers of laborers, building grand palaces, gardens, and mausoleums, burying Confucian scholars alive, burning books, indulging in extravagance, seeking the elixir of immortality, imposing limitless forced labor and heavy taxes, and enforcing cruel punishments...

Prince Gao had no intention of suffering the same tragic fate as the Qin Dynasty, which fell in its second generation.

So I’m rebelling!!!