Many years later, Xiao Ze died, and King Qin's son Chuqi succeeded him. Thousands of people send each other to each other, the ten-mile long street is covered with hundreds of miles of silk, and the supply of white cloth exceeds the demand. The new emperor complied with the people's wishes and his reign was Changzhi.
This past event has also been buried forever with Xiao Ze's departure.
In the winter of the same year, a peasant woman in a remote mountain village gave birth to twins. A passing Taoist named the boy Xiao Ze and the girl Xiao Wan.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.