Great Qin: The First Emperor Just Left, So I Call the Shots Now

After transmigrating to the Qin dynasty, Ying Xuan becomes the First Emperor's ninth son, just ten years old.

On his fifth inspection tour east, the First Emperor orders Ying Xuan to stay behind in Xianyang and govern the country.

The entire court assumes he's just a puppet, while Zhao Gao secretly plots against him.

But as soon as the First Emperor leaves, Ying Xuan draws the Son of Heaven's sword.

Govern the country? No. From today on, the Great Qin is mine to command! In court, Ying Xuan ruthlessly purges corrupt ministers, has Zhao Gao torn apart by chariots, and reduces Li Si to begging on his knees.

In just one year, he executes corrupt officials, wipes out the remnants of the old regime, pacifies Baiyue, and conquers the Xiongnu.

When the First Emperor returns to find the Great Qin's territory ten times larger and envoys from every nation paying homage, he is left utterly speechless. I told you to govern the country, and you went and unified the whole world?