Great Qin: The Dune Incident, the First Emperor Nears Death

Everyone knew that Yu, the Second Prince of the Great Qin Empire,

had no great ambitions and spent his days indulging in wine, women, and song.

He was no contender for the crown prince's position and kept far from court affairs.

During his eastern tour, the First Emperor reached Shaqiu and began vomiting blood uncontrollably!

Zhao Gao and Li Si conspired to conceal the news, forge an imperial edict, and put Hu Hai on the throne, plotting to kill Crown Prince Fusu and General Meng Tian!

As the political winds shifted, one man shouted in Xianyang.

Prince Yu: "An imperial edict I refuse to recognize is no different from a worthless bamboo slip!"

The various schools of thought emerged, while Liu Bang and Xiang Yu each declared themselves rulers. The flames of war spread across the land of China.

Ying Yu killed Liu Bang, executed Xiang Yu, crushed the Yin-Yang School, and pacified the chaos. He struck north against the Xiongnu, sent troops west to the Western Regions, built a fleet, and expanded the empire southward.

"I will make this Great Qin prosper for ten thousand generations!"

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