A Father and Daughter's Act in Great Qin: The First Emperor Is Actually a Daughter-Doting Fool

[This is all made up. This novel merely wears the trappings of the Qin dynasty and has nothing to do with actual Qin history.]

[Timid on the outside, a drama queen on the inside, the Nineteenth Princess who just wants to go home] vs. [Dignified on the outside, emotionally shattered on the inside, the increasingly fatherly Qin Shi Huang]

After transmigrating into the body of Qin Shi Huang's utterly insignificant daughter, Ying Qingyun acted as meek as a rabbit while internally ranting like mad: “Those elixirs are poisonous! Xu Fu is a fraud! Father, wake up!”

All she wanted was to stay alive, save money, and find a way to return to the modern world.

Until one day, Ying Zheng suddenly gained the ability to hear her thoughts whenever she was within ten meters.

And so...

She wailed inwardly, “Building the Great Wall is a waste of money and manpower!”

The next day, an edict was issued to improve the project and raise the laborers' pay.

She muttered, “The book burnings and burying of scholars went too far...”

A few days later, the scholars were surprised to find that the emperor's attitude toward them had subtly changed.

Ying Qingyun: “Huh? Why is Qin history turning out differently from what I learned?”

What she didn't know was that the aloof emperor was clumsily learning how to be a father, even as he heard her yearning day and night for another “home.”

Her path home was destined to require changing the cruelest fate of this dynasty...

[Reader's Guide]

1. This is not historical fact. It's lighthearted, with a focus on healing family bonds and the collision of ancient and modern worlds.

2. The heroine has a golden finger in the form of knowledge, as well as a System, but she doesn't know about them at first. They come into play later.

3. The romance comes later. At first, the focus is on the father-daughter and sibling relationships. The male lead is her fiancé from the modern world.