Unifying the six kingdoms and shaking the world, Yingzheng was reborn and had no power, but he was worried that he would have no successors. The eldest son Fusu was deeply bewitched by Confucianism and Taoism, and was too weak-minded to take charge of the country. Ying Zheng decisively gave up the throne, personally took care of the government, and spent the rest of his life protecting the eternal prosperity of the Qin Dynasty.
