Great Qin: I Told Ying Zheng He Had Pneumonia from the Start

After transmigrating, Su Mu was like a pebble tossed by fate into the turbulent final years of the Qin dynasty. A twist of fate brought him face to face with Ying Zheng, who was traveling incognito, and Su Mu mistakenly took the emperor who would go down in history as the father who had raised him. Seeing Ying Zheng cough again and again, Su Mu blurted out with concern, “Old man, that cough sounds like pneumonia. Here, I’ve got amoxicillin. Take some first!” Ying Zheng stared at him in bewilderment. He had never heard the word “pneumonia,” let alone “amoxicillin.” The young man’s words made no sense to him, yet there was something strangely novel about them.