I Deceived Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han by Seeking Immortals [Pretending to Be a Deity]

[Completed] The Qin Dynasty: As Emperor Qin Shi Huang grew older, he became obsessed with achieving immortality. To that end, he sent Xu Fu and several thousand young boys and girls overseas to search for immortals. The next day, while he was in court listening to Chancellor Li Si report on how to wipe out the remnants of the Six Kingdoms, he suddenly heard a mysterious female voice. [So this is Qin Shi Huang. No wonder he's the First Emperor of the Ages. But really, how can the First Emperor of the Ages be so gullible that he lets Xu Fu deceive him?] Someone immediately cried out in anger, "How dare you..." But before he could finish, they heard another line. [Right now, the Seven Fairies in the heavens should be getting kidnapped by the Cowherd and the ox, shouldn't they? If I rescue the Seventh Fairy now, could I get in with the Queen Mother of the West and ask her for an elixir of immortality?] In an instant, everyone present fell silent. Many years later, led by that woman, Qin Shi Huang and his ministers not only met the Queen Mother of the West at the Jade Pool and obtained the elixir of immortality, but also attended the Peach Banquet and met the immortals of heaven. They felt they'd gotten an incredible bargain and were thoroughly pleased. Meanwhile, Xiang Manshu happily left the Qin Dynasty era with the [Imperial Domain] ability she had copied from Qin Shi Huang. Author's note: Female-led story, fully immersive historical projection, which can be viewed as a parallel timeline. Plot-focused, with a supporting male lead who has little screen time and appears late, only in the real world. The story is about the heroine inventing myths and revealing the future to historical figures through her inner voice. [Important]: The heroine immerses herself in pretending to be a god or immortal demon. Her identity is never exposed, and only after she returns to reality is it explained how she pretended to be divine. Theme: There is no dead end in this world, as long as you're willing to strive