Great Qin: I, a Disciple of Confucius, Win People Over with Reason!

Qin Feng transmigrates to the Qin Empire and becomes a low-ranking soldier under Meng Tian.

The System tells him that as long as he becomes a scholar who “wins people over with virtue,” he can go home.

And so Qin Feng has an epiphany!

He studies the sages' writings diligently and lives by the saying, “Hear the Way in the morning, and you may die in the evening”, learn the way to your house in the morning, and you'll be dead by nightfall!

On the battlefield, while others challenge enemy generals to single combat, he rips a city gate off its hinges, uses it as a shield, and charges forward.

At court, Chunyu Yue quotes the classics and calls him a boorish warrior. Qin Feng whips out a two-meter-long greatsword. “Come on, old man. I'll give you three moves. Don't say I'm picking on a scholar.”

Ying Zheng stares at the map and the three states Qin Feng “accidentally” wiped out, lost in thought. “I only asked him to deliver a letter. How did he end up tying their king up and bringing him back?”

Qin Feng says, “Your Majesty, it's called ‘a friend coming from afar.’ You have to bring him back for a drink!”

The ministers cry out in unison, “Your Majesty, please do something about him! He's chased the Xiongnu all the way to Europe!”