Great Qin: I Wield the Secrets of Heaven, and Make My Move for the Central Plains from the Start

Transmigrating into the Great Qin, he became Ying Yun, the most inconspicuous son of the First Emperor. He showed no remarkable talent and had no interest in power struggles. He was the perfect invisible man in Xianyang Palace, as well as a sacrifice soon to be crushed beneath the wheels of history. Yet no one knew that the golden finger in his sea of consciousness, the [Heavenly Deduction Sandbox], was quietly turning. When night fell, the entire empire would become a game of chess for him to simulate at his fingertips. Upon the sandbox, he could see through the human heart. Who was a loyal minister, who was a treacherous one, who possessed world-shaking talent, and who harbored ambitions to overthrow the state were all instantly clear. Within the sandbox, he could simulate the future. Every conspiracy and stratagem, every political struggle at court, could be played out in countless possible endings, allowing him to find the sole path to victory! He founded the [Heavenly Secrets Pavilion], an invisible web that covered the realm and infiltrated every corner of the court and military. He traded intelligence from the "future" for a chance at survival in the "present," using a series of perfect "accidents" to cut away the wings of powerful ministers. He assisted that suspicious yet great father of his, hearing thunder in the silence and stirring raging waves at court, while no one could ever glimpse the true face of the chess player behind the scenes. In this life, the tragedy of the Dune will not be repeated, and the destiny of Great Qin will endure as long as Heaven itself. Imperial Father, your son seeks neither rank nor power, nor does he covet the realm. I only wish to use the "heavenly secrets" in my hands to sweep away every internal and external threat to your empire, leaving behind a truly eternal Great Qin in the human world! Also known as Great Qin: I Confess, I Am the Lord of Heavenly Secrets and Great Qin: I Told You to Rule the Country, Not Surpass the First Emperor