The Fourth Part of the Great Qin Empire: Yangmou Spring and Autumn Period (volume 2)
by Sun Haohui
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Lu Buwei entered the Qin Dynasty and used his extraordinary political ability to resolve the crisis of power transfer in the Qin royal family several times, implemented the Lu family's New Deal, and later led the country as regent as Marquis Wenxin, helping the young Yingzheng succeed to the throne to establish a solid foundation. Qin's national power was unprecedentedly powerful. Fan Ju recommended Cai Ze as prime minister, resigned and retired, and got to know Lu Buwei along the way south. Lu Buwei went north to Handan, and happened to meet the Qin prince Ying Yiren who was serving as a hostage. He was born with political ambitions, and finally decided to abandon business and join Qin. The legend of the Lu family began. Lu Buwei used his abundant resources to go to Xianyang to make a deal, and made the young master Yiren the legitimate son of the prince. Pingyuan Jun of Zhao State led his army to pursue him, but Lu Buwei was protected by a bloody battle with hundreds of loyalists, and escaped with Ying Yiren and returned to Qin. King Zhao of Qin died of illness, and the old prince Ying Zhu (King Xiaowen) succeeded to the throne and died of illness a year later. A stranger succeeded to the throne (King Zhuangxiang of Qin) and appointed Lu Buwei as prime minister to implement the New Deal. King Zhuang Xiang died of illness three years after his reign, and his 13-year-old son Ying Zheng succeeded him...
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