Great Qin: The First Emperor's Youngest Son, Slaying Enemies to Become a God

Transmigrated to the Qin dynasty as Ying Shou, the First Emperor’s youngest son. He thought he’d live a life of wealth and privilege. Who could have guessed he’d be dealt a disastrous hand from the start? Ying Shou is sickly from childhood, so he follows Xu Fu overseas in search of immortals to prolong his life. Under the pretense of searching for immortals, Xu Fu is actually plotting to seize the throne and establish his own empire. After occupying Fusang, Xu Fu attempts to crown himself emperor, taking the title of Emperor Jimmu. Ying Shou and the Qin soldiers accompanying him are all imprisoned by Xu Fu and forced to work as mine slaves. But all is not lost. Just as Ying Shou despairs, he awakens the “Kill Enemies to Become a God” System. On the day Xu Fu is crowned emperor, Ying Shou leads the imprisoned Qin soldiers out of the mines and into the Great Harmony Shrine. He begins by massacring a million people in Fusang, cuts off Xu Fu’s head, and leads the Qin soldiers back to their homeland. However, when Ying Shou reaches the Qin dynasty, he discovers... The world has changed!