Ying Mu transmigrates into the Great Qin dynasty and becomes the overlooked fourth prince, a son of the First Emperor! From the start, he awakens the strongest Lord System, but cannot activate it because he has no fief. Just then, at a court meeting in Zhangtai Palace, the First Emperor asks the princes for their opinions: should they follow the Zhou dynasty’s example and enfeoff the realm? The eldest prince, Fusu, strongly supports the traditional system, and the ministers argue among themselves. At this moment, Ying Mu boldly steps forward, stunning the entire court!
“Father, the world is vast. It’s not limited to the Central Plains! The elite soldiers of Great Qin must lead the way!”
“Your son begs your permission to offer ten thousand gold as payment and command fifty thousand soldiers to march south against the Baiyue, expanding Great Qin’s borders! The land I conquer will be my fief, and it will also belong to Great Qin!”
“From now on, we can enfeoff the frontier and rule the Central Plains as kings! If this plan is carried out, Great Qin will endure for ten thousand generations!”
His words shook the First Emperor and persuaded the ministers! Watch as Ying Mu uses the Baiyue as his starting point, relying on foresight and his System to forge a unique path to carving out territory and becoming a king in the glorious Great Qin dynasty!
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