Great Qin: The First Emperor Exposed My Identity as His Imperial Grandson!

In the second year of King Zheng of Qin's reign, the king's one true love, A Fang, gave birth to a son in Zhao and died.

In the thirty-sixth year of the First Emperor's reign, before his fifth eastern tour, the peerless young lord Zhao Yu appeared in Xianyang, carrying an A Fang jade pendant.

"Yu, are you saying the First Emperor built on the achievements of six generations, only for the empire to fall in its second generation?"

"Yu, are you saying Hu Hai is the Second Emperor of Qin, and that Fusu, the eldest son and commander of 300,000 frontier troops, was falsely ordered to kill himself by Hu Hai?"

"Yu, are you saying Zhao Gao, the Chief of the Imperial Carriage, called a deer a horse and threw the court into chaos?"

"Yu, are you saying Xu Fu's voyage in search of an elixir of immortality was a scam, and he will never come back?"

"Yu, are you saying the First Emperor is sure to die suddenly at Sand Dune during this eastern tour?"

"Yu, are you saying the Hegemon-King of Western Chu was the grandson of Xiang Yan, a remnant of the Chu state, and that his name was Xiang Ji?"

"Yu, are you saying Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Han, isn't called Liu Bang yet, but Liu Ji?"

"Yu, my dear grandson, do you want to be emperor?! Enough pretending. I am the First Emperor you said was about to die suddenly!"

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