Great Qin: The Prince Who Stands Beside the King, Pacifying Lao Ai's Rebellion from the Start

In 241 BC, King Ying Zheng of Qin has been on the throne for six years.

To seize power from Chancellor Lü Buwei, he has the seventy-year-old former Supreme General Meng Ao send five thousand elite Qin soldiers westward, led by Bai Zhou, his sworn elder brother from Handan, to win military merit!

But the following year, Meng Ao suddenly dies, and Ying Zheng loses all contact with the western expeditionary force.

Little does he know that Bai Zhou's general Huo Qubing has led ten thousand Han cavalrymen in driving the Xiongnu all the way to Siberia!

Bai Zhou's cavalry captain Ma Chao has led fifty thousand Western Liang Iron Cavalry in crushing the Peacock Dynasty's army of two hundred thousand war elephants.

Just as Bai Zhou captures the legendary Ashoka alive and prepares to behead him in public, a messenger arrives:

"Urgent report from Xianyang! The King of Qin will hold his coming-of-age ceremony in Yongcheng in three months and take power in his own right!"

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