Great Qin: The First Emperor Tells Me to Usurp the Throne

First Emperor: Ying Mo, now that we're face to face, what are your odds of taking the throne?

Ying Mo: Father, even an ordinary man can fly into a rage and spill blood within five paces. But your son can't beat you.

First Emperor: If you served as an official or general at court, how long would it take you to seize the throne?

Ying Ni: Father, may you live ten thousand years. No one dares challenge your majesty or royal authority. Your son cannot do so either.

First Emperor: Then if you became a bandit and wanted this realm, how many troops would you need?

Ying Mo: Father! Your son is terrified.

First Emperor: Speak up! How many men would you need to dare usurp the throne?

Ying Mo: Your son alone would suffice!

First Emperor: I approve! Draft the edict.

The story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.

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