Great Qin: Three Thousand Snow Dragon Riders Beg the King to Ascend the Throne

In 239 BC, King Ying Zheng of Qin is about to come of age and take control of the government.

That year, the powerful state of Qin, the strongest of the Seven Kingdoms, is in turmoil.

Lu Buwei controls the court and builds his own faction for personal gain.

Lao Ai and Dowager Zhao Ji indulge in debauchery within the palace, gathering followers and harboring sinister intentions.

Chengjiao, Lord of Chang’an, plots a rebellion, seizes Tunliu, and prepares to march on the capital.

The Hundred Schools of Thought stir restlessly...

Zhao Xi transmigrates into the role of a guard commander in the Qin imperial palace and gains a sign-in System.

Ding! Congratulations, Host, you’ve signed in and received three thousand Snow Dragon Cavalry!

Just as Ying Zheng is at his wits’ end, a roar rings out from beyond Qinian Palace:

“Your subordinate Zhao Xi, leading three thousand Snow Dragon Cavalry, respectfully invites the king to ascend the throne and take control of the government!”

“Any traitors will be executed without exception!”

Also known as Ying Zheng: So You Actually Have a Younger Brother, and Great Qin: From Illegitimate Son to Eternal Emperor.

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