Great Qin: They Force Me to Be a Hostage, So I Ask My Father to Die

When Zhao Yi woke up, he had transmigrated to a continent called Jiuzhou.

He had become Zhao Yi, Crown Prince of Zhao.

Zhao was surrounded by enemies on all sides. Qin's Ying Zheng confronted him from the front, while Liu Che of Han, Yang Jian of Sui, Li Shimin of Tang, Zhao Kuangyin of Song, and Zhu Yuanzhang of Ming all watched like tigers waiting to pounce.

Beyond the passes, the Mongol cavalry and the Manchu Tartars threatened to invade the Central Plains!

In the Battle of Changping, 400,000 sons of Zhao met their bitter end on the battlefield!

As the kingdom's strength waned, Qin sent its envoy Yao Jia to collude with Zhao's treacherous ministers and force Zhao Yi to go to Qin as a hostage!

At the critical moment, he activated the Reputation Lottery System.

From the start, he drew 3,000 Snow Dragon Cavalry.

When the treacherous ministers tried to force his hand, Zhao Yi refused to become a hostage.

Instead, he turned the tables and forced King Dan of Zhao to abdicate, demanding that he die.

In 245 BC, Zhao Yi ascended the throne.

He would destroy Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han, and execute Emperor Taizong of Tang and Emperor Taizu of Song!

He would trample Genghis Khan and Nurhaci underfoot!

He would unite Jiuzhou and become an emperor for the ages!

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