Great Qin: Serving Ying Zheng, Beginning with My Brother's Death in Battle

246 BC, the second year of King Zheng of Qin.

The king's younger brother joined forces with the Left Chancellor, the Ji family, to rebel while Lü Buwei was away on a campaign against Wei.

King Ying Zheng of Qin had only Changwen Jun and a small number of troops under his command.

With a storm brewing,

Changwen Jun came across two boys fighting with wooden swords on the riverbank along the way. His pupils contracted in shock!

After he brought one of the boys back to the palace, the rebellion broke out.

On his deathbed, Piao left a final message: "Xin, I entrust the King of Qin to you!"

"Xin, remember to lead me to conquer the world!"

That night, the air rang with the sounds of battle, and a boy strode out with his sword drawn.

Could he cleave through a top assassin?

Could one man take down a whole mountain tribe?

Could he talk the mountain king into letting go of his hatred and agreeing to an alliance?

Could he cut down the foremost warrior under Cheng Jiao with a single stroke?

Watching Xin's heroic bearing, Ying Zheng gaped in astonishment. "Good thing Piao left that message. Otherwise, would you have cut me down too?"

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