Great Qin: I Really Don't Want to Be the Crown Prince

In the twenty-sixth year of Qin Shi Huang's reign, Qin conquered the Six Kingdoms and unified the realm.

In the thirty-fourth year of Qin Shi Huang's reign, Ying Gao transmigrated and became the son of Ying Zheng.

But he had no lofty ambitions. He just wanted to be a carefree prince.

One day, a portly middle-aged man arrived at his estate.

"How does this plow work the fields so quickly?"

Ying Gao: "The curved-shaft plow is just that fast."

"How does this huge wheel turn by itself?"

Ying Gao: "It's a wind-powered waterwheel, a technology a thousand years ahead of its time!"

"Then what do you think of Qin Shi Huang building the Great Wall?"

Ying Gao: "It benefits the present and will bring blessings for generations to come!"

"You can have these things, but you have to swear you won't tell my father I made them!"

"Why?"

"Because I just want to live freely and happily."

Ying Zheng looked at his son and nodded. "I definitely won't tell your father."

Ten thousand years later, Ying Gao pored over memorials and cried out, "I really don't want to be Crown Prince!"

"What realm has ever had a Crown Prince for ten thousand years?!"