Great Qin: The Daoist Sect's Youngest Uncle-Master, Great Qin's Imperial Tutor

Transmigrating to the late Warring States period, Su Chen finds himself in an age of rivalry among the Seven Kingdoms, contention among the Hundred Schools of Thought, and undercurrents of intrigue. Su Chen studied under Bei Mingzi and was Xiao Meng's senior fellow disciple. Just as he was preparing to spend the rest of his life lounging on Mount Taiyi, his master Bei Mingzi foresaw that a great upheaval was coming and sent him down the mountain to temper his heart in the mortal world. Obeying his master's command, Su Chen descended the mountain in white robes and entered the world. In Han, he gets involved in a ghost-soldier grain robbery, sets a trap in Xinzheng, impresses the First Emperor with his knowledge and takes him on as a disciple, overpowers Gai Nie with his sword, and takes on the Web of Spiders... When the nobles of Yan hatch their schemes, he saves the Snowfall Pavilion from ruin and rescues Xue Nu from peril. He travels through all Seven Kingdoms, and along the way, Su Chen is no longer alone. Several beautiful women join his side... Years later, Emperor Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zheng, conquers the Six Kingdoms and unites the eight directions. At the Fengshan Sacrifice on Mount Tai, he bows to the white-robed young man beside him: “Without you, Master, I could never have achieved my eternal imperial dominion! You deserve to be the Great Qin Dynasty's Imperial Teacher for all ages!”