Qin and Tang Dynasties Struggle for Hegemony: Three-Year-Old Qin Shihuang Bombarded Chang'an

Ying Chuan traveled to the first year of Zhenguan, and after helping Li Er pacify the country, he married Princess Changle. Originally, Ying Chuan thought he would live an ordinary life like this, but Changle gave birth to a son with the memory of Qin Shihuang. Two years later, Ying Chuan brought his son Ying Zheng into the palace. Li Er was worried that Ying Chuan would be the leader, so he framed the Ying family for rebellion and tried to take away Ying Chuan's military power with a glass of wine. Ying Zheng: "Dad, are we rebelling?" Ying Chuan: "Ersha, the moment you were born, your father knew that you were going to rebel." A year later, the Ying family father and son rose up in the hinterland of Nanzhao and marched to Chang'an! Li Er: "It's over, I regret it too late!" Empress Changsun: "Second brother, let's surrender. My son-in-law will not embarrass us." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.