Transmigrate to Great Qin: Father Fakes His Death, I Reform the Empire and Become Emperor

Ying Zhe works overtime for days to meet a project deadline. He closes his eyes, opens them again, and finds himself a seventh prince of the Qin Dynasty, liable to be silenced at any moment!

Transmigrating into the body of the seventh prince, he kicks off his grind mode: debating new laws with officials by day, developing horseshoes and glass by night, and even personally overseeing fertilizer formulas.

Ying Zhe scraps outdated laws and establishes new ones. His high-yield seeds make the Qin Dynasty fabulously wealthy, and even the Xiongnu dare not invade from the north.

The First Emperor goes from furious to silent. At last, as he watches Ying Zhe issue the decree for a national school system, he silently burns the edict naming Fusu as his successor. When Ying Zhe uses the Decree of Favorable Subdivision to break the power of the former Six Kingdoms’ aristocrats and saves an entire camp of wounded soldiers with medicinal salve...

The First Emperor panics completely. “This rebellious son works harder than I do! If I let him keep at it, I’ll lose my throne!”

Ying Zhe replies helplessly, “I’m used to it. If I’m not working hard, I don’t feel safe.”