Da Qin: My Identity as the Eldest Son of the Ying Family Was Exposed by Zu Long

When King Yingzheng of Qin was held hostage in Zhao State, he fell in love with Afangnu. Ying Zheng returned to the country to succeed, but Afangnu was ostracized by the ministers because of her status as a Zhao native, so she had no choice but to return to the country of Zhao alone. … In 219 BC, Ying Zheng went on an eastward tour under the alias Sheng Zhi. When passing by Zhao Di, he met a young man named Zhao Xuan who had very similar features to his own. Zhao Xuan: "My mother went to Qin and later returned to Zhao to give birth to me." "She said that my father was a Qin soldier and died in battle." "But the strange thing is that I don't have any relics of my father in my family." Ying Zheng grabbed Zhao Xuan's hand excitedly: "My child, your mother lied to you." "Your father is not a Qin Bing, but the Qin Emperor!" Zhao Xuan: "Why didn't you say my father was the Jade Emperor?!" Ying Zheng: "I am Ying Zheng, and you are the eldest son of the Ying family. Come back to the palace with me to inherit the throne!" Zhao Xuan: "Uncle Sheng, if we can't drink, let's go to the children's table. I'm going out to make money!" Ying Zheng: "Why do you still want money? The whole Qin Dynasty and the whole world belong to you!" ... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.