Ying'an, a top student in the history department, woke up and transformed into Fusu, the legendary eldest son of the Qin Dynasty who was "frail and cowardly". Faced with the domineering paternal love of his father Qin Shihuang, the ardent expectations of Meng Tian and other generals, and the undercurrent in the court, Ying'an just wants to lie down and live in peace and prosperity.
He decided that in this life he would never go to the county to supervise the army, never write a letter to his father to remonstrate, never meddle in other people's affairs, and be the most stable "idle king". But who can tell him that he just made a sandbox casually, why is it regarded as a military artifact by Meng Tian? He just talked about "cement" and "stirrups" to improve life, so why did he let the entire Daqin's infrastructure and armaments go to waste? Just because he was lazy and didn't want to deal with government affairs, he casually told his father a story from "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". How did it turn into a unique open class on "The Art of the Emperor"?
Seeing his father, who was becoming more and more wise and powerful, and whose eyes were getting more and more strange, and the group of civil and military officials who wanted to enshrine him on the altar, Ying'an was completely panicked. He just wanted to show off, but the entire Qin Dynasty forced him to take the throne! He just wanted to explain, but everyone was even more convinced: the eldest son is truly a god!
Finally, Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng blocked him in a corner, his eyes blazing: "An'er, tell me honestly, are you an immortal descended from the earth?"
Ying'an covered his face in despair: "Dad, I'm really not a god, I'm just an ordinary person who wants to eat and die!"
[It's really not that I want to pretend to be X, it's that you have to force me to slap you in the face, and I'm very helpless!
