I Am a Salted Fish Prince in Da Qin

Traveling to the Qin Dynasty, he became an inconspicuous concubine prince Ying Yuan in Ying Zheng. Ying Yuan, who is familiar with history, knows this very well. When the First Emperor passed away, the Sand Dunes changed, and Hu Hai came to power, none of the princes of the Qin Dynasty ended well. Fighting for the throne? Absolutely impossible. His greatest ideal in life is to hide in the palace, wine and dine, walk the dog and enjoy the scenery, and be a carefree and unrestrained salted fish prince. When called upon by the court, he pretended to be ill to shirk his duties; when his father arranged errands, he tried every means to make it worse. In the eyes of outsiders, Ying Yuan is a useless prince with no ambitions and an addiction to pleasure. But who would have expected that the more he tried to keep a low profile and survive, the more he would be targeted by the suspicious First Emperor. Ying Zheng: "My son is definitely not as simple as he appears!" Zhao Gao, Li Si, Fu Su, and Hu Hai were all secretly keeping an eye on the salted fish prince. A catastrophe will eventually come. When the butcher's knife hangs above his head, Ying Yuan, who wants to lie down, has to take action to protect himself.