He is the spurned "Qin dog" on the streets of Handan, a pawn in the game between his mother and the powerful, and a rare commodity waiting to be sold at a high price in Lu Buwei's eyes.
He returned to Qin at the age of nine, succeeded to the throne at the age of thirteen, took charge of the government at the age of twenty-two, and swept across the world at the age of thirty-eight - Ying Zheng used thirty years of forbearance and fighting to trample the world under his feet. He abolished the enfeoffment, established counties and counties, wrote books with the same text, and chariots with the same track, and became an emperor through the ages.
However, when the world reunited, he fell into deeper loneliness. His first love Gongsunyu disappeared, his mother Zhao Ji was imprisoned until her death, Fa Xiaocheng was defeated and killed, and her opponent Li Mu died unjustly. Everyone who stands on the top has paved the steps with the bones of their loved ones.
This book uses "Historical Records" as its backbone and its wild imagination as its wings, taking you into Ying Zheng's inner world: his fear and ambition, paranoia and tenderness, greatness and shortcomings. This is a story about power, loneliness and redemption.
When you dominate the world, but find that there is no one to rely on - this is the fate of an emperor.
