My Days by Qin Shi Huang's Side

A no-romance story about Ying Zheng, told from his perspective. Ying Zheng has no romantic storyline. "I Want to Fall in Love with the World [Ying Zheng]" The figurine-collecting, workaholic, nation-building madman Ying Zheng: Anyone who can help me conquer the world is a good person. Original title: "I Want to Fall in Love with the World [Ying Zheng]" Ying Zheng, a name etched deeply into history. What were his achievements and failings? What did he experience, from living as a hostage in Zhao to unifying the realm, from building the Great Wall to dying at Shaqiu? What was his life really like? Jiang Yu only wanted to go to his side to conduct research and take notes, and maybe uncover some lost ancient history to make a major contribution to the field of history. Who knew she'd end up accompanying him all the way to the end... A Zheng wanted to fall in love with the world, while Jiang Yu wanted to do some research. And so things eventually developed like this: One day, Meng Yi brought Jiang Yu's notes to Ying Zheng. "Your Majesty, this young fellow has been keeping a record of you..." Ying Zheng silently read them, then silently looked at her... Jiang Yu: ... Meng Yi: "Young fellow, why don't you write about me?" Jiang Yu: "You're not important." Meng Yi: (╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻ Ying Zheng: -(￢?￢)σ [Most historical details in this story are distorted. Please don't nitpick.] [Ying Zheng is not a perfect male lead. He is ruthless and will make foolish mistakes later on.] [This story is protected against piracy. The locked-chapter ratio is 70%, with a 48-hour delay. Thanks for your cooperation, mwah!] [Updates will probably be in the morning lately. If there's an extra chapter, it'll be posted in the evening. Mwah!] Coming soon: "Rebel with Qin Shi Huang in Dream of the Red Chamber" Li Wan transmigrates into the wife of Jia Zhu, the short-lived man from Dream of the Red Chamber. In a moment of kindness, she decides to save her doomed husband, but... Is there something strange about the person she saved? She'd thought the Jia Zhu that Lady Wang always talked about was a refined young man capable of shouldering great responsibility. But the man she'd saved seemed more or less the same on the surface, yet somehow cold, sinister, and arrogant. Much later, Li Wan sits on the phoenix throne, hugging her three-sided golden coffin and sobbing... Damn it, how did Ying Zheng end up in Dream of the Red Chamber? And why is he rebelling? If she'd known... Ying Zheng: If you'd known what? Li Wan immediately caves: ...If I'd known, I would've tried even harder to save you. [The heroine's golden finger is a small, three-sided golden coffin.] Coming soon: "My Husband Has Snake Spirit Syndrome [Book Transmigration]" Song Mian transmigrates into a reborn heroine's revenge novel. The heroine is clever and wise, taking down anyone who gets in her way, while Song Mian is the evil little cannon-fodder character the heroine deals with as soon as she is reborn. Trembling with fear, Song Mian writes the heroine a letter pledging her loyalty, never expecting the heroine to have a brother with snake spirit syndrome... Song Mian: The snake-spirit guy intercepted the letter I wrote to the heroine, and he seems pretty interested. What do I do... A timid heroine who fears trouble and has an unusual train of thought x a male lead with snake spirit syndrome Completed works: "Beloved Consort of the Great Ming": I heard my future husband is a chubby guy... "The Prime Minister's Record of Raising His Wife": Homegrown romance "I Became a Noble Consort in the Ming Dynasty": Win over that little emperor Here's a recommendation for some friends' stories: GL: "The Entire Immortal Sect Knows I'm Raising Her [Book Transmigration]" by Ji Shisan "It Was the Seme Who Made the First Move..." by Wei Ziyu "Hah, Men" by Wen Yiyan "Married to My Ex-Husband's Younger Brother" by Song Jia Taohua "The Beloved Consort of the Heir Apparent" by Qing Erchu "The Grandmaster Has Appeared!" by Qingzheng Mitao "The Commandery Princess Loves to Court Death" by Zong Chen Theme: