[The Legend of Qin] The Thief Who Stole the Kingdom Gets Played

[Complete] - The serious blurb - "The rise and fall of the Qin Empire rests on her shoulders." She once rode into battle with a spear in hand, risking her life amid the borderlands' yellow sands. She once recited poetry softly beside moonlit springs, laughing and talking with ease. In the end, within pavilions and grand halls, she wrote the annals of history and feasted the world... "There has never been a life without end in this world, but there are achievements that bless all the people! The bright moon of Great Qin shall shine through the ages!" - The not-so-serious blurb - Hua Tuan: Father, look! This is the empire I conquered for you. Ying Zheng: ...You conquered... a head. Ever since the birth of the Qin emperor's seventh princess, the entire Qin dynasty has never been the same again. * A truly epic self-insert fanfic Also known as "Dad, Love Me One More Time," "The Eccentric Princess of the Empire," "How to Make Use of a Universal CP Face," and "How to Properly Defy Heaven and Earth" Warnings: 1. This is a father-daughter story (No, it isn't!) 2. The pairing is Zhang Liang, the Marquis of Liu, also known as Zhang Zifang. Yes, him! It's an Empress X Chancellor romance, with little focus on the love story. The ending follows the objective course of events, so don't expect a passionate romance. Read with caution if that bothers you. 3. My grasp of history is poor, very poor. The story begins in 218 BC [estimated based on Shaoyu's age], but this conflicts with the official plot point of "Mars guarding the Heart." I ultimately went with 218 BC, rearranging the timeline of important historical events such as "Mars guarding the Heart," the search for immortals overseas, and the First Emperor's eastern tour. Please take note. The official history is the basis for everything. 4. It's been a long time since I last watched The Legend of Qin... All I can say is that this is a daydream inspired by The Legend of Qin. Take it seriously and you've already lost. Theme: After setting the vast borders through generations of struggle, why seek a name that lasts a thousand years after death?