Great Qin: From the Start, I Kill Hu Hai with a Falling Rock and Am Hailed as an Immortal Sage

Good heavens, this is a disaster of the highest order.

Who could have guessed that on my very first day after transmigrating to Qin, I’d knock Hu Hai into the mud?

And worse, Zhao Gao is standing right beside him.

Farther away, the First Emperor’s imperial carriage is parked nearby.

What kind of start is this? Whoever wrote it deserves to be cursed. Looks like I’m going to die here.

Not long before that, at the Xianyang hunting grounds.

A black carriage stood nearby, surrounded by armored soldiers, with every crossbow cocked and ready.

Hu Hai, wrapped in a brocade robe, was yelling at his attendants.

“Where’s the game?”

No one dared answer.

Hu Hai kicked a dead branch at his feet and cursed, “The Emperor is hunting at night, and all you’ve brought him are rabbits and muntjacs? Even the palace dogs and horses are more entertaining!”

Zhao Gao stood bent over beside him, soothing Hu Hai as if he were a child.

“Please calm down, Young Master. The night is deep and the dew is heavy. His Majesty is still in the carriage. Why not return to your tent first?”

Hu Hai snorted.

“I won’t.”

As soon as he said it, the sky suddenly turned bright.

Everyone was bewildered. Wasn’t it nighttime? It wasn’t nearly dawn.

Then they all realized something was wrong: a ball was falling from the sky.

The rumble sent the hounds into a frenzy, and the soldiers all turned around.

“Protect the Emperor! Protect the Emperor, quickly!”

the commander shouted hoarsely.

A huge white ball, trailing sparks, slammed into the edge of the hunting grounds.

Boom!!!