Everyone in Great Qin Calls Me Vile, Yet They Still Want Me as the Second Emperor

[Qin-era political intrigue + the Eighth Prince Ying Shuang’s schemes + power struggles on all sides + infrastructure and livelihoods]

Ying Shuang, the Eighth Prince of Qin, is the brick-wielding terror everyone in Xianyang fears! He’s also ruthless enough to use Guigu secret arts and curse rituals to build a dam with corpses and subdue Baiyue!

He sows discord between Zhao and Wei to make an example of them, uses the Heirloom Seal of the Realm to win Jia Xu’s loyalty, holds the lifeline of Chu in his grasp with a gold mine, and stirs up war across the eastern states with sinister schemes.

He sets a four-sided ambush to rescue prisoners at Mount Mang, devises a bait-and-poison plot in a contest of wits at the Chu shrine, and even throws Li Si’s Commandant of Justice office into chaos with his hidden moves.

From using a corruption case in Hongnong to draw out parasites in the court, to crushing the obstacles in the Chu camp in a bloody battle at Mount Jiuli, this prince, brick in hand, steadily folds the territory of the Six States and the power of Qin itself into his game!