Da Qin: Father, Let Me Teach You How to Govern the Country!

In the twenty-eighth year of the First Emperor's reign, Ying Ze, the eldest son of the Qin Dynasty, stayed away from overseas because of his disagreement with the King of Qin. Thirty-eight years of the First Emperor. Yingzheng is old, and there is no outstanding successor in the Qin Dynasty. There are hundreds of schools of thought outside the country, and the remnants of the six kingdoms are causing endless chaos. At this time, Da Qin also discovered that a terrifying and powerful country called Han suddenly appeared eight hundred miles away. Ying Zheng was worried. But at this moment, Luo Wang sent a piece of information. Although the national power of the Han Dynasty was a hundred times stronger than that of the Qin Dynasty. Although the territory of the Han Dynasty was several times larger than that of the Qin Dynasty. However, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty has the same name as his eldest son Ying Ze? Ying Zheng was so excited that he quickly sent a message to Ying Ze. Three months later. Yingze returned to Da Qin and saw that Da Qin was not yet stable: "Father, let me teach you how to govern the country." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.