Cang Yue in the Qin Dynasty

After the Qin Dynasty unified China, he claimed that he had "merited more than the three emperors and had the virtues of the five emperors", created the title of "Emperor", and called himself the "First Emperor". He believed that the posthumous title was "the son talks about the father, and the minister talks about the emperor", which was greatly inappropriate and abolished it. Instead, he used the counting method of the number of generations and called himself the First Emperor. He announced that his descendants would be called the second, third, and even ten thousand generations to inherit from generation to generation. Qin Shihuang stipulated that the emperor should call himself "I", "Ming" be changed to "Zhi", and "Ling" be changed to "Edict". The title of "Emperor" and the imperial title of "I" all originated from the Qin Dynasty. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.