Great Qin: At Two Years Old, I, Ying Zheng, Outwit Treacherous Ministers

The protagonist transmigrates as two-year-old Ying Zheng, held hostage in Handan, Zhao.

With Qin's army besieging the city, his father Yiren and Lü Buwei have already fled back to Qin, leaving the protagonist and his mother, Zhao Ji, stranded deep in enemy territory.

Facing the King of Zhao's murderous intent and the courtiers' schemes, the protagonist appears to be a mere toddler, but calmly plots his next move.

Using Lü Buwei's connections, he hides in a country estate belonging to a powerful Zhao clan. With just a few words, he helps his mother understand how to spend money to win people's loyalty and secure a way out.

When the King of Zhao plans to use him in a sacrifice to rally the troops, the protagonist has already secretly contacted reinforcements from Wei and Chu. He stages a fire as an "accident," fakes his death, and escapes Handan with his mother amid the chaos.

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