Taking It Easy Is on Hold: My Father Is Qin Shi Huang!

From laid-back slacker to unwilling go-getter, this is the hard-earned coming-of-age story of Fusu, the First Prince of Great Qin. History's strongest dad is here to raise his kid, spoiling and tormenting him, teaching him and setting him up along the way!

Modern office worker Lin Su dies suddenly after endless overtime, then wakes up as a baby. That's right, he has transmigrated into Ying Fusu, who has just turned one. From the start, he's in hell mode: his dad is Ying Zheng, the First Emperor of the Ages, a domineering, suspicious workaholic. He is also bound to the “Second Generation of Qin Simulator,” which grants him “Virtuous Reputation Points” for completing Ying Zheng's tasks. He needs to earn enough points to unlock future plot developments. Lin Su just wants to slack off and coast to victory, but the father he's bound to is the most competitive man in history. From being made to recite The Book of Lord Shang as soon as he learns to talk, to being thrown into the Commandant of Justice's office for an internship at ten, and then sent to Shang Commandery to oversee the army at fifteen, Lin Su is forced to grow up under Ying Zheng's high-pressure parenting. Father and son match wits, loving and fighting each other, until Lin Su turns the tide on the eve of the Shaqiu coup and changes Qin's fate of falling in its second generation.