Great Qin: I'm a Confucian Scholar, So Why Treat Me Like a Bandit?

[The First Emperor + Lighthearted Comedy + No Playing Fair + Confucian Analects as Martial Arts + Farming + Technological Progress] Synopsis: Ying Feng was passing Mount Tai when he transmigrated to the Qin dynasty, before the unification of the six states. He builds railways, installs electricity, and tirelessly assists the First Emperor... Li Si: “Your Majesty, Young Master Ying Feng has led three thousand elite Black Armor soldiers into Xianyang. Is he staging a rebellion?!” Ying Zheng: “Ying Feng is still just a child. His temperament is only a tiny bit unruly, so it’s no big deal!” Ying Feng: “Meng Tian, Li Xin, what the kidney did you two do to Zhao?” Zhao Gao: “Young Master, save me! They’re not even human! They’re too brutal!” Liu Bang shouted at the sky: “Ying Feng, you shameless scoundrel! You defile your mother! Curse your mother!” Ying Feng: “Tie up Lü Zhi, clean her up, and send her into the palace.” Liu Bang: “...” Xiang Yu: “Ying Feng, you treacherous cur! Villain! Lecher! Fiend! Have you got the guts to fight me fair and square?!” Ying Feng: “You mangy Xiang Yu, you think you can fight? So what if you can? I’ve already captured Yu Ji and I’m getting ready to send her into the palace. What do you have to say?” Xiang Yu: “...” The synopsis doesn’t do it justice. Please read the story!