Great Qin: I Told You to Assassinate the King of Qin, and You Actually Went Through with It?

[The System told me to assassinate the Qin ruler, but it never said I had to die twenty times]

Yan Li transmigrates into the role of Jing Ke’s deputy and is bound to a bizarre System: every assassination attempt must end in his genuine death, and the more spectacularly he dies, the greater the reward.

The first time, he trembles before the throne and is hacked to death by a flurry of swords, unlocking Mastery of Swordsmanship.

By his tenth attempt, he blows himself up with Hu Hai, only to discover that Qin Shi Huang is exploiting loopholes in the System too.

When the cleaner of history arrives, he looks at his record of nineteen deaths and sneers: “For my last life, I’ll run my blade through both the Qin Empire and the System!”

This is the story of a man who overturns history by dying in all sorts of spectacular ways, only to discover that death is the ultimate new beginning.