Da Qin: My Identity as Prince Was Exposed by Zu Long

238 BC. Lao Ai planned to rebel and besieged Xianyang City with troops. Ying Zheng relied on Lu Buwei's power to suppress the rebellion. Chang Xinhou was defeated and captured. His spies sneaked into Xianyang Palace and abducted Ying Zheng's one-year-old eldest son, but there was no news from him again. Ying Zheng was so angry that he split his chariot into pieces and destroyed his three tribes. His mother Zhao Ji was imprisoned in Yongcheng. In anger, Ying Zheng threw Lao Ai's two sons to death with his own hands. Historically known as: Qinian Palace Incident. ... Sixteen years later, Xianyang City. Qin Feng: Lao Zhao, don't believe it, my neighbor really said that. Zhao Zheng: Is there really a bloody baby? Qin Feng: Why did I lie to you! Wait, I'll show it to you. After a while. Qin Feng handed over the swaddling clothes: tell me, when will my bizarre life experience be exposed? Zhao Zheng: I originally wanted to get in touch with you as an ordinary person, but what I got in exchange was alienation. Stop pretending, I am Ying Zheng! You are my eldest son, Emperor Qin! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.