Great Qin: I Pick Up Li Xiaren from the Start

In the thirty-first year of King Zheng’s reign in the Great Qin, the Six Kingdoms have yet to be pacified, elixirs are everywhere, and the First Emperor has only four years left to live. Li Xiaren, a transmigrator posing as Li Si’s son, enters the game. He first saves the First Emperor, then reforms Qin law, before setting his sights on lands thousands of miles away. He drives back the Xiongnu in the north and conquers the Baiyue in the south, unifying the tracks of carts and the written language. The Great Qin’s iron cavalry carves out an empire on which the sun never sets. When envoys from every nation come to pay homage, Ying Zheng says only one thing: “Having Xiaren in the Great Qin is my good fortune, and the good fortune of all under heaven.”