Da Qin: Last on the Gold List, Driven Away by Zulong at the Beginning

Yingche traveled through time and became the 24th son of Zulong. He had no intention of competing for savings. He just signed in to get rewards and spent all day eating, drinking and having fun. No one cared about it. One day, a gold list appeared to rate the princes and princesses of various countries, and Ying Che ranked last in terms of benevolence, justice, etiquette, wisdom, and martial arts. Zulong was so angry that he had an asthma attack, and gave Yingche a hundred taels to get out of Qin and practice. Five years later, Zulong became seriously ill and missed Yingche, so he sent someone to look for him. Ying Che, who was the emperor behind the scenes in Rome, thought of the disaster in the sand dunes, so he took Huang Laojiu and carried 300,000 Wei troops to the Dune Palace. Zulong had to win Che Dahuan Dan to extend his life and shed tears in pain. Zu Long: "Che'er, I can't help you!" Is it true that I can put it aside, kill the rebellious ministers, quell the rebels, and create the might of the Qin Dynasty again? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.