Great Qin: From the Start, I Earn the First Emperor's Complete Trust

The thirty-second year of the First Emperor's reign was a pivotal year for both the Qin dynasty and Ying Zheng.

Before that year, everything Emperor Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng did made him unquestionably the greatest ruler of all time. He was every bit as great as any outstanding emperor throughout history, and perhaps even greater.

But after the thirty-second year of the First Emperor's reign, Ying Zheng seemed to become a completely different person.

He became impatient for quick results. He began seeking immortality. He started abusing the people's labor. He began burning books and burying scholars alive.

So what exactly happened in the thirty-second year of the First Emperor's reign?

What schemes did the various factions have in store, and what struggles and helplessness lay behind Ying Zheng's actions?

And when a young man named Zhao Che arrives in the Qin dynasty, what changes will he bring to the empire?

The first thing he gains is Ying Zheng's complete trust!

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