The Ninth Young Master of Great Qin

Chen Yu dies suddenly and wakes up as Ying Yu, the First Emperor's ninth son. His fief is Didao in Longxi, with a population of 187 and a grain supply of two shi and seven dou, already moldy. All he wants is to buy a cotton quilt, eat a meal of braised chicken and rice, and sleep until the hour of the Snake. But a can of ice-cold Coke is mistaken for immortal liquor, a slanted plow is interpreted as a way to govern, and “I want to sleep” is understood to mean “If the people cannot sleep in peace, neither should their ruler.” The more he tries to keep out of things, the more the world believes in him. The more he wants to lie low, the more they insist he ascend the throne.