The Qin Dynasty’s Sky Screen: The Five-Year-Old Is Actually the Princess Who Guards the Nation

The sky screen appeared over Xianyang.

In the scenes of the future, an armored woman stood atop the thrones of the Six Kingdoms as a million Qin soldiers knelt to welcome the Grand Princess, Protector of the State.

Ying Zheng thundered, “Since when did I have a daughter?”

In a broken courtyard, five-year-old Ying Yuan had just awakened memories of her past life. She clutched an osmanthus cake and licked her fingers.

Bound to a defective System, she could unlock fragments of history by eating pastries, but she had no idea that the whole world was watching her future self sweep across the Xiongnu and save the Great Qin from collapse.

The First Emperor led his entire court in search of the peerless god of slaughter, while surviving officials from the Six Kingdoms also sprang into action.

But all they found was a little girl who cried while chasing a sugar figurine, yet could point out the dead end that would destroy Qin with a single remark.

When assassins attacked, she picked up a pastry and dodged a blade.

When courtiers laid a trap, her simple words, “The corvee labor is too heavy,” plunged the entire hall into silence.

When the sky screen lit up again, Ying Zheng actually asked, “A Yuan, can the Great Qin still be saved?”

She bit into her cake and said only three words...