Fed to Wolves from the Start, the Three-Year-Old Assassin Is Found by a Tyrant

Three-year-old Xiao Xiner transmigrates into the body of a child-trained death soldier in the world’s greatest assassins’ guild.

Because she holds her dagger backward, insists on eating three meals a day, and refuses to kill anyone without washing her hands first, the guild brands her defective and abandons her in the wilderness to be eaten by wolves.

Xiner: Great! I’m finally free from all that overtime training!

Out in the wild, she shares half a piece of dry bread and happens to rescue a handsome young man, covered in a murderous aura and gravely wounded, on the brink of death.

“Big Brother, you look so lonely. Have some bread.”

Who could have guessed that this handsome young man would one day sweep across the Six Kingdoms and become the legendary First Emperor, Ying Zheng, who killed without batting an eye?

After she is taken back to the Xianyang Palace, Xiner settles into a pampered life as the whole palace’s darling, eating her fill and taking it easy.

Until one day, the assassins’ guild accepts an enormous bounty and vows to kill the King of Qin.

The peerless assassins slip into the hall, only to see the King of Qin holding a doll-like little girl in his arms.

The assassins are stunned: Isn’t that the useless kid we threw away?!

The little girl points at them, speaking in a sweet, childish voice but enunciating every word clearly: “Brother Zheng, he used to steal my chicken legs.”

Murderous intent flares in the young emperor’s eyes, and a million Qin cavalrymen draw their swords.

“You dared lay a hand on my Xiner? Today, the entire Web is going to be wiped out.”