A Frail, Noble Young Master in the Qin Dynasty

Young Master Wei Ji has the looks of a celestial being, but is frail and sickly. The ruler of Wei has doted on him like a precious jewel his whole life. Then one day, he suddenly runs off to farm in the harsh lands of Qin. He sneaks out in the middle of the night, and even his older brother can't stop him. Ruler of Wei: Little brother, you were pampered growing up. How could you possibly know how to farm? Come back! Our state is the most powerful in the land, and Qin and Wei are enemies! Qin clan elder: I don't believe a half-grown boy like him can grow anything. But when green shoots spring up across Qin's barren lands, grain fills the granaries, and satisfied smiles spread across the people's faces, everyone is forced to take notice of the frail young noble holding an ear of wheat. Wei Ji looks around, a smile on his lips and a face like a painting. "If Duke Xiao had not died young, and if Shang Yang had not been murdered, what kind of world would this be?" P.S. 1. The protagonist shines on his own. No romance. 2. During the Warring States period, some people took their state's name as their surname, but not every state did so. The Qin royal clan in this story is of the Ying surname and Zhao clan. 3. Ji's trip to Qin has a reason. Keep reading a few more chapters and you'll find out, cuties. It's really not a plot hole. Please read a few more chapters before commenting. I'm begging you. Theme: A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step