Great Qin: From Imperial Son-in-Law to Imperial Tutor!

In the thirty-second year of the First Emperor’s reign, Su Mu wakes groggily in a bedchamber in the imperial palace, with a ravishing young woman lying in his arms.

And she turns out to be the First Emperor’s most beloved daughter, Princess Yangzi of the Great Qin Empire!

When Ying Zheng learns of this, he flies into a rage.

At the critical moment, Su Mu has no choice but to reveal that he is a transmigrator, relying on his advanced knowledge to save his life.

From then on, Su Mu begins his cheat-powered rise.

He builds waterwheels, makes gunpowder, introduces the imperial examinations, and brings the realm under his rule. He builds an ironclad fleet and conquers the four seas.

Before long, the Great Qin of the history books, which fell in its second generation, has become an enormous power that never loses a battle.

From the First Emperor onward, one generation, two generations, and on through the ages!

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