I Only Want GDP

Su Zhan was the brightest rising star in the imperial capital, the architect of the northern frontier’s unbroken record of victory, and the man of countless young women’s dreams. Dashing and handsome, as noble and upright as pine and bamboo, he would rather break than bend. And the more he was like that, the more I wanted to snap his spine and make him kneel, tame as a dog, licking the top of my foot. Excerpt from A Few Tales of the Qin Emperor and His General Ying Zheng: “????” Ying Zheng: The fact that the country hasn’t fallen apart after all this shows that this Qin dynasty has something going for it. The young general went to meet the Son of Heaven, almost despairing. But what he encountered was nothing like he had imagined. The emperor, seated upon his throne, told him, “General, focus on being a general. Go forth and bring peace and stability to the realm.” #Why bother with romance when you can build a prosperous, powerful nation?# #I don’t need love. I just want GDP!# P.S.: 1. Multiple male leads. An alternate-history setting, and an unconventional quick transmigration story, told from the perspective of feudal rulers who find themselves in romance novels. This is the follow-up to Straight Men with Misogynistic Attitudes Enter a Romance Novel. It shares the same core concept, but you can read this without having read the first story. 2. The emperors are typical rulers of the feudal era. All they want is to build GDP, and yes, they really are misogynistic straight men. Important! 3. The First Emperor’s true match is the realm itself. The other characters are mostly paired with their historical spouses. 4. A satisfying power fantasy. 60% advance protection. The emperors’ values do not represent the author’s. Please don’t start arguments. 5. Blurb posted on July 30, 2021. Core message: Build a prosperous, powerful nation