Great Qin: Ying Zheng Exposes the Prince’s Identity as a Sword

In 238 BC, the twenty-two-year-old King of Qin, Ying Zheng, held his coming-of-age ceremony.

Marquis Changxin Lao Ai fled to Zhao with his five-year-old son.

From then on, the whereabouts of the Qin heir, Ying Zifeng, became unknown.

Fifteen years later.

The transmigrator Qin Feng became an orphan, awakened a System, and gained peerless martial arts.

Unfortunately, the System wouldn't let him reveal his strength.

With no other choice, Qin Feng lived in Xianyang with Old Qin, the two of them relying on each other for company,

until one day.

Qin Feng entered the Xianyang Palace with the Non-Attack, protecting Ying Zheng from assassination attempts by the Hundred Schools of Thought.

Looking at King Ying Zheng seated high above him, Qin Feng stared in shock.

Qin Feng: Father, you're actually the emperor of Great Qin?

Old Qin: The Crown Prince of Great Qin is actually a peerless master?

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