The Great Qin's Political Schemes: I Learn the Art of Slaying Dragons and Descend the Mountain

He transmigrated to the Qin Dynasty as the First Emperor's sixth son and became a disciple of the Guigu School.

The ominous sign of Mars guarding the Heart Star foretold a turbulent world.

Remnants of the Six States stirred with unrest. The various schools contended for fame and fortune. The princes vied for the throne, and the court was shrouded in intrigue.

As the saying goes, when the world falls into chaos, the Vertical and Horizontal schools emerge.

After ten years of studying the arts of the Vertical and Horizontal schools at Yunmeng Mountain, Ying Zichu descended the mountain and returned to court.

Before he left, Guiguzi offered him a choice of three techniques: the art of governing subordinates, the strategy of assisting a ruler, or the art of slaying dragons.

Ying Zichu chose the art of slaying dragons!

From then on, a prince appeared in the Qin court who struck fear into everyone's heart.

Every move he made was a scheme, whether open or concealed.

He would seize the world through schemes and rule all living beings through schemes.

This is a story about playing the game with brains.

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