The Great Qin Sky Screen: You Unfilial Son, You Call This Slacking Off?

He transmigrates to Great Qin and becomes Ying Wujiu, the First Emperor’s ninth son.

Knowing that Great Qin will fall after just two generations, he promptly embraces a life of idleness, spending every day on cockfighting and dog racing while waiting for the First Emperor to die so he can grab the money and run.

Who could have guessed that the sky screen would suddenly descend, revealing a countdown of “China’s Ten Great Hidden Villains” from the start!

[Number Ten: Great Qin’s Biggest Spendthrift: Hu Hai and Zhao Gao!]

The First Emperor flies into a rage and draws his sword on the spot, beating Hu Hai until his skin is torn and bleeding!

Just as the civil and military officials are all trembling with fear, the sky screen suddenly focuses on the most inconspicuous ninth prince.

[Number One: Immortal Emperor of Ten Thousand Generations, the True Mastermind of Great Qin: Ying Wujiu!]

Then, one by one, the sky screen reveals Ying Wujiu’s hidden cards:

The scrap paper he casually threw away is a design for a curved-shaft plow and a map of the world;

The mountains of dried grass piled up in his residence are actually potatoes and sweet potatoes that could feed hundreds of millions of people in Great Qin;

The guards he secretly trained all wield immortal treasures called “red-coated cannons,” and are preparing to lead a northern expedition against the Xiongnu…

The First Emperor takes a deep breath, then storms into the ninth prince’s residence in the dead of night, bronze sword in hand.

Seeing his rebellious son still figuring out how to roast sweet potatoes, the First Emperor cries out, eyes red:

“You little brat! You call this sitting around waiting to die? I’ll abdicate right now. Get your ass on the dragon throne!”

Ying Wujiu is horrified. “Father, calm down! That sky screen must be making all this up. I just want to be an idle prince!”