In the thirty-seventh year of Qin Shi Huang's reign, he was on his eastern tour. Ying Zheng was poisoned by his most trusted eunuch, Zhao Gao, and his chest felt like it was being torn apart.
The jade seal was stolen, the imperial army was accused, and his beloved general Meng Yi was taken away. No one around him could be trusted. Only the last breath left.
Zhao Gao thought he was sure of victory and ran two hundred miles at night with his jade seal to mobilize troops to usurp the throne. But he didn't know that the last game of the Eternal Emperor never happened during his lifetime.
The killing move that Ying Zheng deployed with his last breath allowed Zhao Gao to crawl back on his knees in front of thousands of troops three days later.
