The First Traitor of Great Qin: Ying Zheng Begs Me to Be His Imperial Tutor

Li Qing transmigrates to Great Qin as a Confucian scholar who offends Ying Zheng and is about to be boiled alive. Facing death, he points out the flaws in the Qin commandery system, using millennia of historical lessons to break the era's limitations. 'Please teach me!' Ying Zheng, who intended to kill him, instead asks for advice on governance. Thus begins Li Qing's story with Great Qin. He is there when Qin unifies the six kingdoms, and when it conquers the Xiongnu, pacifies Baiyue, and rules the world. Ying Zheng: 'My greatest fortune is meeting you.' Li Qing: 'You treat me as a national scholar, and I will repay you as one; I will never betray Great Qin.' His presence alters history; this Qin will not fall in two generations but endure forever. Great Qin rises, eternal!