Xiang Zuo, Emperor of Qin Dynasty

Xiang Zuo traveled to a world where Xun Qin Ji and Qin Shi Mingyue merged, and became the son of Xiang Shaolong, the "eldest brother" Qin Shi Huang had always cared about. In 220 BC, the second year after Qin Shihuang Yingzheng swept the six kingdoms and unified the world, Xiang Zuo entered Xianyang in response to the imperial edict. Once entering the imperial city, which is as deep as the sea, Xiang Zuo relied on the legacy of his father, Xiang Shaolong, to wander around the court. That year Hu Hai was ten years old and Xiang Zuo was seventeen. He became Hu Hai's teacher. He collected nets, sent down quicksand, and killed hundreds of families, but Xiang Zuo was the only one who respected the emperor's domineering power! He, Meng Tian and Wang Ben swept across the Xiongnu, opened up the Western Regions, opened up sea maps, and conquered all countries. That year Xiang Zuo killed Fusu and poisoned the First Emperor! The First Emperor entrusted Gu Gu, Hu Hai succeeded to the throne, and Xiang Zuo became a generation of imperial masters. He controlled the government and exerted power in both the government and the public. As far as the eye could see, the land of Qin... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.