Contract: Becoming Qin Shi Huang from the Start

As King Zheng's younger brother Chengjiao rebelled, Lü Buwei seized control of the court, and Lao Ai threw the state into chaos,

Mu Chen arrived before King Ying Zheng of Qin with a written contract, intending to take the Qin throne for himself.

With his silver tongue and tempting offers, Mu Chen actually swayed the king, who willingly yielded his kingdom and his throne.

From then on, Mu Chen, now King of Qin, quelled the rebellion of the king's younger brother, forced the powerful minister Lü Buwei to his death, killed Lao Ai, unified the Six Kingdoms, and launched an expedition westward, all in a mere decade or so.

Wang Jian: "His Majesty is the man I respect most. He is an emperor for the ages, unmatched by anyone before or after him."

Alexander: "King of Qin, I am willing to surrender my lands, just to become a subject of Great Qin."

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