In the Name of the Second Emperor: Zhao Gao Reincarnates as Gao Yuliang

In this life, there is no First Emperor.

Then our family will be the one to forge the edict.

When Ying Ziying's sword severed the last thread of fortune binding the Qin dynasty, Zhao Gao, Prefect of the Palace Carriages, thought it was all over.

His three clans were exterminated, and blood drenched the palace halls. The prime minister who had wielded power over all beneath Heaven could not escape the blade of vengeance.

But when he opened his eyes, the stench of Xianyang's bloodshed had given way to the smell of disinfectant.

Han Dong Provincial People's Hospital, a VIP ward.

He had become Gao Yuliang, deputy secretary of the provincial Party committee and secretary of its Political and Legal Affairs Commission.

At that very moment, the newly appointed provincial Party secretary, Sha Ruijin, was parachuting into Han Dong. The Zhao faction was teetering, and the original host had just collapsed from overwork. Everyone was waiting to see whether this old fox was truly ill or merely seeking shelter.

Zhao Gao touched this elegant, lean body, its temples already flecked with white, and suddenly smiled.

In his previous life, he had climbed from the lowest of eunuch slaves to become chancellor under the Second Emperor. He had falsified an imperial edict to order Fusu's death, had Li Si cut in half, and had pointed at a deer in Xianyang Palace while the ministers fell silent.

He was not here to save his own skin. He was here to call a deer a horse.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.