Da Qin: King Side by Side, the Beginning of the War to Put an End to the Lao Ai Rebellion

In 241 BC, King Qin Yingzheng had been on the throne for six years. In order to seize the power of the Prime Minister Lu Buwei, the seventy-year-old former general Meng Ao was sent to send five thousand Qin warriors, led by his sworn brother Bai Zhou in Handan, to conquer the west and earn military merit! But who would have expected that Meng Ao died suddenly the next year, and Ying Zheng completely lost contact with the Western Expeditionary Army. Little did they know, Bai Zhou's general Huo Qubing led 10,000 Han cavalry and drove the Huns to Siberia! Bai Zhou sat down with the cavalry captain Ma Chao and led 50,000 Xiliang cavalry to defeat the Mauryan Dynasty's 200,000 elephant soldiers. When Bai Zhou captured the legendary King Ashoka alive and was about to behead him in public: "Urgent news from Xianyang, the King of Qin will hold a crowning ceremony in Yongcheng in March and officially take charge!" … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.