On the night of the coup at Shaqiu Palace, Zhao Gao and Li Si secretly plot to alter the imperial edict.
>The dying Qin Shi Huang takes the fake-death drug left behind by Xu Fu and escapes with the help of his trusted eunuchs.
>When he wakes in a secret passage beneath the Mount Li Mausoleum, the Great Qin Empire has already sunk into the depths of Hu Hai’s tyrannical rule.
>Fusu has taken his own life, Meng Tian has died unjustly, and Chen Sheng and Wu Guang have raised the banner of rebellion.
>The First Emperor, wandering among the common people, witnesses the collapse of the empire he built.
>He conceals his identity and rebuilds the Black Ice Platform with an iron fist.
>When Xiang Yu takes Xianyang and burns the Epang Palace, a mysterious Qin army suddenly appears.
>The white-haired Qin Shi Huang stands atop the ruins of Weiyang Palace, Ta'a Sword in hand.
>“How could I let others sleep soundly in the realm that is mine?”
>He defeats Liu Bang and Xiang Yu, and reclaims the empire.
>He discovers the nations of the West, and war erupts between East and West.
>He sweeps across the Western nations and unifies the globe.
>He encounters the Wanqu people and gets his first glimpse of the universe.
>He learns that ever since the Shaqiu incident, they have been in a parallel universe.
>He discovers the wonders of the universe and learns about its dimensions.
This is one of the few Ying Zhengs who I think is in line with the temperament of an emperor. Although there are some bugs, they can be ignored. It may be that the author forgot what it was before. The one who accused a deer of being a horse appeared twice. Some of Zhang Han's plots are also repeated, and the reasons for the repetition are different. The author can change it. I don't know why Wang Ben followed Ying Zheng again. At the beginning, there were too many modifiers and it was very tiring to watch. Later, it became much better when he entered the main story. Although there are some minor historical bugs, I think the overall story is good. Can you please stop calling that old soldier Wang Bi? I can easily think of Wang Bi in history, the son of the famous general Wang Jian and the father of Wang Li of the Great Wall Army. It is very funny.
The logic is clear and consistent with history. Getting better and better
It looks like I'm so tired that I'm about to finish.