Shen Ci transmigrates with the “Huaxia Infrastructure System” and is reborn as Fusu, the eldest son of Great Qin, just after birth.
As he enters the world, a divine phoenix descends upon Xianyang Palace. The young Ying Zheng throws back his head and laughs: “This is Heaven’s will. My eldest son is destined to reign supreme through the ages!”
Shen Ci had hoped to take it easy, but he discovers that whenever Great Qin grows stronger, he can unlock modern technology and supplies as rewards.
And so, Great Qin’s style changes overnight.
At three, he pulls out a map of the world. Ying Zheng’s eyes turn red: “The world is this vast? Then we conquer it!”
At five, he invents sweet potatoes and gunpowder. The Six States are scared stiff: “That kid from Qin threw a lump of iron, and the city wall just collapsed?”
The ministers wail: “Your Majesty, the Eldest Prince pulled out the prime minister’s beard again today, then blew up the back garden!”
Ying Zheng slams the table in anger: “Outrageous! It was the prime minister’s beard that poked my darling son! And what’s wrong with blowing up a garden? I’ll build him ten more!”
This is a wildly satisfying tale of a three-year-old toddler helping the First Emperor of the Ages conquer the world with an unstoppable tide of steel.
