Da Qin: I Have Raised an Army, and You Say I Am the Prince

Zhao Yang traveled to the thirty-seventh year of the Qin Dynasty, and the First Emperor was about to die. With a sign-in system, he decided to organize an uprising by himself after the death of the First Emperor. Zhao Zheng was saved by an accident. He and the housekeeper Ji Tian were both civil and military, and they were rare talents in governing the country. Potatoes, horseshoes, gunpowder... The appearance of magical objects one after another finally convinced Zhao Zheng to agree to the rebellion. But when everything was ready and ready to raise troops, hundreds of people brought by Zhao Zheng knelt down and shouted: "Welcome His Royal Highness to the palace!" Zhao Yang: "What? Prince? Am I Zulong's son?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.