[Great Qin Fantasy + System-Fueled Imagination + Rise of the Underdog + A Series of Headaches for His Father]
Ying Feng transmigrates as the least favored son of Ying Zheng, only to be exiled to a barren wasteland.
But no one knows that the so-called good-for-nothing Ying Feng has long since transformed, and with the System’s help, he soars to the top.
He recruits Jing Ke to serve him, drives Crown Prince Dan mad, and leads Great Qin to unify the realm.
In the end, Ying Zheng holds the Fengshan ceremony on Mount Tai.
Ying Feng: “Father, I conquered the empire for you. Are you holding the Fengshan ceremony on Mount Tai to force me into rebellion?”
Ying Zheng: “My son, you’ve misunderstood me. I’m on Mount Tai to proclaim you Crown Prince.”
There's absolutely no development process; the protagonist is invincible from the start. This novel is purely a wish-fulfillment story. It'll probably only have about 300 chapters. After conquering the country, there's practically nothing left to write about. By the time the country is conquered, its forces have either been subdued or completely wiped out. Unless the story progresses to conquering the Central Plains, there's no further content. Another possibility is that there's an upper realm.
What the heck? I don't understand.