After They Heard My Inner Thoughts, I Became Great Qin's Favorite

After transmigrating to Great Qin as Ying Che, the First Emperor’s sixteenth son, he decides to lie flat and live as a spoiled wastrel. But during the year-end audience, Ying Zheng somehow gains the ability to hear his thoughts:

“Brother Zheng takes pills every day. Does he really think he’s an immortal?” “Burning books and burying scholars? Old Zhao is digging his own grave!” “Fusu’s a naive sweetheart, Zhao Gao is a schemer, and Great Qin is doomed!”

Ying Zheng is enraged by his rebellious son’s outrageous words, yet astonished by his insights: the pills are poisonous, the Confucian scholars can serve as a counterbalance, and Zhao Gao harbors treacherous ambitions. From then on, the majestic First Emperor publicly berates his ministers, but secretly treats his youngest son’s thoughts as an unconventional guide to governing.

But when Zhao Gao’s chilling gaze falls on them and history veers completely out of control, Ying Che finally realizes… Could his father, who is always watching him with such a complicated look, somehow know what is going to happen?

This is a secret battle of wits between father and son, and a covert plan to save Great Qin.