Great Qin: You’re Telling Stories, So Why Does Everyone You Mention Die?

After transmigrating to the Great Qin, Su Qing only wanted to live an easy life as a storyteller.

On the first day, he told the tale of The Vampire Count. That night, a hundred-man commander of the Imperial Guard was drained of blood, with strange bite marks left on his neck.

On the second day, he told the tale of The Ripper. A powerful neighbor was found brutally murdered in the street, with the exact same methods used in the story.

The Court of Justice went mad, the Web of Secrets fell into chaos, and Su Qing was dragged before the court as a demon spreading heretical tales.

Faced with the merciless Qin laws, Su Qing awakened the [Crime Deduction System].

“Your Majesty, there are no ghosts or gods in this world, only tricks that have yet to be exposed.”

From death-row prisoner to Great Qin's Imperial Preceptor, he wrote of strange cases throughout the martial world with one hand and subdued the Hundred Schools of Thought with the sword in the other.

Li Xunhuan's Flying Daggers were his hidden weapon, and Flying Immortal Beyond the Heavens was his sword technique.

Years later.

Ying Zheng sat high upon his throne, watching his ministers tremble in fear.

“If none of you are willing to confess the truth, then I shall ask the Imperial Preceptor to tell you a story.”

The ministers all fell to their knees. “Spare us, Your Majesty! We'll confess!”