Great Qin: My Identity as a Prince Exposed by the Ancestral Dragon

238 BC.

Lao Ai plots a rebellion and leads troops to besiege Xianyang.

Ying Zheng uses Lu Buwei's strength to suppress the revolt.

The Marquis of Changxin is defeated and captured. His spies infiltrate the Xianyang Palace and abduct Ying Zheng's one-year-old eldest son. After that, they vanish without a trace.

Ying Zheng flies into a rage, has Lao Ai torn apart by chariots, and exterminates his three clans.

His mother, Zhao Ji, is confined in Yongcheng.

Still furious, Ying Zheng personally kills Lao Ai's two sons by smashing them to death.

History calls it the Rebellion at Qinian Palace.

Sixteen years later, in Xianyang.

Qin Feng: Old Zhao, don't give me that look. My neighbor really did say that.

Zhao Zheng: There really was a bloodstained swaddling cloth?

Qin Feng: Why would I lie to you? Wait here, I'll go get it.

A moment later.

Qin Feng hands over the swaddling cloth: Tell me, when will my bizarre background finally come to light?

Zhao Zheng: I meant to approach you as an ordinary man, but all I got in return was distance.

Enough pretending. I am Ying Zheng! You are the eldest prince of Great Qin!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.