The End of Qin: Use the Power of the Rivers and Lakes to Overwhelm the Heroes

Ying Che suddenly traveled to the end of Qin, the ninth son of Qin King Ying Zheng. This was a world of cultivation, and there were many sects in the Great Qin era. In order to reverse the destruction of Great Qin, Ying Che wrote a secret letter to tell the King of Qin what would happen in the next few years. However, the King of Qin did not follow the routine and changed the tour from the East to the East China Sea to seek immortals, allowing Ying Che to supervise the country. When Ying Che was in prison, he killed Zhao Gao and attacked Baiyue, but all failed. General Tu Sui died in the battle, and Baiyue had the tendency to counterattack the Qin Dynasty. When the King of Qin received the message, he hurried back and dismissed the ninth son Yingche from all his posts, and never used him again. The ninth son, Yingche, set out to complete what the First Emperor had not completed, traveling around the world, traveling around the world, studying under his masters, and looking for a way to achieve the highest level of cultivation so that the First Emperor could live forever and protect the Qin Dynasty from destruction to thousands of generations. With Yingche's efforts, he helped Fusu rise to power. Ying Che used the power of Jianghu to kill Chen Sheng and Wu Guang and suppress rebellions in various places for 5 years. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.