Great Qin: The First Son of the Ying Clan, Exposed by the Ancestral Dragon

When King Ying Zheng of Qin was held hostage in Zhao, he fell in love with A Fang.

Ying Zheng returned to Qin and took the throne, but because A Fang was from Zhao, the ministers ostracized her. With no other choice, she returned to Zhao alone.

In 219 BC, Ying Zheng, traveling incognito under the name Sheng Zhi, made an eastern tour. Passing through Zhao, he met a young man named Zhao Xuan who looked remarkably like him.

Zhao Xuan: "My mother went to Qin and later returned to Zhao, where she gave birth to me."

"She said my father was a Qin soldier who died in battle."

"But strangely, there isn't a single thing of my father's among our belongings."

Ying Zheng excitedly grabbed Zhao Xuan's hand. "My son, your mother lied to you."

"Your father wasn't a Qin soldier. He was the Emperor of Qin!"

Zhao Xuan: "Why not just say my father is the Jade Emperor?!"

Ying Zheng: "I'm Ying Zheng, and you're the eldest son of the Ying clan. Come back to the palace with me and inherit the throne!"

Zhao Xuan: "Uncle Sheng, if you can't hold your liquor, go sit at the kids' table. I'm heading out to make some money!"

Ying Zheng: "Why bother making money? The whole Qin Empire, the whole world, is yours!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.