His name is Ying Zheng. When he was four years old, he was held hostage in Handan and was bullied by the Zhao people. His mother protected him. At the entrance of the alley, I met two dirty young men - Qin Niuzi, who could carry a cauldron, and Da Hei, who walked as fast as flying. They consider him their big brother.
The old Taoist said that he possessed the "true dragon spiritual root" and left behind half a volume of alchemy books. From then on, Ying Zheng's fate deviated from the history books - he still experienced the suffering of protons, the danger of ascending to the throne, the Lao Ai Rebellion, and the power of Lu Buwei; he still used ten years to annex six countries, one city and one pool; he still faced Li Mu's cavalry and Jing Ke's dagger. Only this time, he had an extra sword in his hand and an extra inch of Tao in his heart.
The two stupid brothers are always following behind. They can't offer any advice, they can only block the knife. From Handan to Xianyang, from the King of Qin to the First Emperor, from a mortal to the True Monarch Zulong - Ying Zheng walked an unrecorded road. He compiled the "Emperor's Heart Sutra" and used the country's fortune to cultivate the golden elixir; he drove the Xiongnu to the north, captured the Baiyue to the south, crossed Fusang to the east, and left Congling in the west. He wanted all the people in the world to practice Qin's laws, and all the people outside the four seas to write Qin's characters.
History has never recorded that under the sleeves of the emperor's robe, there was an eternal elixir of fire. And beside him, there were always two smiling brothers.
Reader comments
It's good to see Ying Zheng's cultivation of immortality without a system or the golden finger of a time traveler.
It's good to see Ying Zheng's cultivation of immortality without a system or the golden finger of a time traveler.