Da Qin: All Soldiers Died in Battle and Were Framed as Traitors

Qin Shihuang sent an army of 300,000 troops to attack the Huns in the north. The seventh prince Yingchong was sent to fight on the front line. In order to save the First Emperor, 5,000 troops were almost destroyed, and the First Emperor barely escaped death. Only Yingchong and three hundred soldiers were left, returning with bloody clothes. But just when he was about to arrive in Xianyang, Zhao Gao realized that the First Emperor might be dead, told the world, made Hu Hai emperor in front of Ying Chong, and falsely accused him of treason? On the spot, Ying Chong grabbed his horse and rushed forward, intending to kill Zhao Gao and flee away from home. As everyone knows! The First Emperor, who had returned long ago, was quietly watching this farce! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.