Great Qin: Zhao Ji's Last Will Says the First Emperor Has Another Son

In the twenty-sixth year of King Zheng of Qin, the realm had just been unified. With tremendous resolve, the First Emperor abolished the feudal enfeoffment system, provoking fierce opposition from the imperial clan and aristocracy.

To everyone's shock, Prince Fusu even submitted a memorial calling for the system's restoration.

Just as Qin Zheng worried that he had no worthy successor, a close attendant of Empress Dowager Zhao Ji revealed her final testament to the First Emperor.

"I have another eldest son, left among the common people?"

That year, Zhao An had transmigrated to the Great Qin dynasty eighteen years earlier. Knowing that the Qin dynasty would fall with its second emperor, he only wanted to protect himself and his family.

Unexpectedly, he activated the Strengthen Qin to Grow Stronger System.

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Not long afterward, Zhao An "happened upon" the aristocrats Old Zhao and Old Wei, who were beside themselves with excitement at the sight of the curved-shaft plow.

Zhao An said, "Take it easy. I haven't even brought out..."

Many years later, at the grand court assembly, Qin Zheng wanted to appoint Zhao An as Crown Prince of Great Qin.

Thrilled at being summoned by Qin Zheng for the first time, Zhao An arrived, only to find that everyone at court was someone he knew...

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