Great Qin: At Eight Years Old, Ying Zheng Can Hear My Thoughts

What’s it like having a dad who’s always finding new ways to get himself killed?

Qin Feng had just transmigrated when he happened to arrive right before his father, Fusu, was about to be demoted.

He knew that not long after his father was demoted, Ying Zheng would die too. Hu Hai and Zhao Gao would force his father to kill himself, and Hu Hai would order Qin Feng executed as well.

Qin Feng had originally planned to be a carefree slacker, but with a start like this, he had no choice but to set out to save his father.

[Dad, why do you keep talking back to Grandpa the Emperor? What’s wrong with governing by the law? Why listen to all that Confucian nonsense?]

[You contradict Grandpa the Emperor every day, and yet you’re still standing here. That’s already because he’s making an exception for you. If it were anyone else, no number of heads would be enough to pay for it.]

[No wonder Grandpa wants to exile you. You’re practically asking to die!]

Who could have guessed that Ying Zheng was secretly listening to Qin Feng’s thoughts?

Ying Zheng: This son of mine is a lost cause, but my grandson is brilliant, a rare genius. It wouldn’t be a bad idea to pass the throne to him after I’m gone.