Great Qin: The First Emperor Cultivates Immortality, His Magic Power Is Boundless

[Overpowered protagonist] [Global conquest] About the Nascent Soul cultivator defecating in the reviews: I’ve fixed it. The key is to admit your mistakes and make things right. I’m no good at writing introductions, so head straight to the story for a different Qin Dynasty and a different eldest prince.

See how a modern young man uses science and cultivation to propel the Qin Dynasty into the space age!

Modern office drone Lin Feng can’t catch a break, even when he drinks water. Then he unexpectedly gets bound to a godawful Transmigration System and is dumped in a “high-risk immortal realm,” where he spends a century cultivating and reaches the Nascent Soul stage! But when he finally emerges, he finds himself standing before a vast Qin army, with Emperor Qin Shi Huang staring up at him. System, you call this an immortal realm?!

The sight of him flying on his sword earns him the title of Immortal Master on the spot. Ying Zheng bows to him, offers him a princess in marriage, and appoints him Imperial Preceptor. Just like that, Lin Feng is living the dream!

Lin Feng immediately starts pulling off some outrageous stunts:

He uses modern technology to crush the opposition with a vastly superior level of development: gunpowder wipes out the remnants of the six rival states, potatoes feed a million Qin citizens, and a steel tide sweeps across the world!

He teaches the First Emperor to cultivate scientifically: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul. Your Majesty, I’ll take you all the way to immortality!

He also maxes out the Qin Dynasty’s tech tree: steam engines chug, telegraphs beep, and the Qin’s elite soldiers ride motorboats on an expedition to Rome!

When the entire world map has been dyed deep black and the flag of the sun-never-sets Immortal Qin flies across the globe, Lin Feng puts his arm around the princess and stands atop Xianyang Palace, sighing, “The System may be a pain, but getting the First Emperor to call me Grandmaster? Totally worth it!”