Three thousand years into the reign of the First Emperor, a child appeared in Xianyang, claiming to be Qin Zheng.
No one knew what obscure corner this Qin Zheng had grown up in. He was frail and taciturn. He couldn't cultivate, and didn't even know where he was!
So whenever they had a spare moment, the old Qin people liked to tease him, taking him on sword flights and feeding him miraculous pills to nourish his body.
Then they realized that the child was growing to look more and more like His Majesty, the First Emperor.
The old Qin people were completely baffled: When did His Majesty have a child who grew up among commoners?
The First Emperor: Wait, something doesn't seem quite right...
When Qin Zheng woke up from a nap, he discovered that he seemed to have fallen into a huge pit. When he climbed out, he found that the whole world had changed.
People here didn't walk when they traveled. They flew through the sky. They didn't have to farm to get food, either. Toss some seeds around and you had thousands of acres of fertile fields.
Little Qin Zheng, whose father had fled and left him and his mother behind in Zhao, was incredibly envious. He hoped he could live here forever.
But he didn't know how to do anything, and could only find the door connecting the two worlds at night, sneaking in to get something good to eat.
Then he realized that people seemed to think of him as a mascot.
Qin Zheng: Well, it's pretty fun.
At nine years old, Qin Zheng was taken back to Qin and given a sword of his own.
But not long after he started training, he and his sword took off into the air right under his teacher's nose.
[Major warnings]
1. Yes, this is a very unscientific cultivation novel.
2. Obviously, it's another story mashing together various time periods. It's not historical.
3. Raising a child, except I'm raising myself.
4. Qin Zheng is an assumed name. I personally think the surname sounds nice. ( )
5. The story spans a long time, probably from the pre-Qin period to the founding of the Qin Dynasty.
6. I can't change the protagonist's sexual orientation, so I've tagged this as romance. But there's barely any romantic plot, mostly friendship and career arcs.
Theme: Don't bully children.