Great Qin: About Me Mistaking the First Emperor as My Dad

After being transported into a Qin soldier’s body, I took a blow to the head and only remembered one thing: go home and find my father.

I pushed open the courtyard gate and dropped to my knees, calling out for Dad in one smooth motion.

The stern middle-aged man looked at me and said, "It’s good that you’re back."

Only later did I learn that his name was Ying Zheng.

The shrewd attendant beside him was called Li Si.

And in front of them—I stepped on the First Emperor’s pills, cursed the First Emperor’s steward, and even taught the First Emperor how to govern the country.

The most outrageous part is that he listened to all of it.

And even called me “my son.”

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I will change the end of Qin.

(No CP! No CP! No CP! Important things are said three times!)