The Legend of Qin: I Am Ying Zheng's Twin Brother, a Heavenly Master of the Dao

[The Legend of Qin, The King's Avatar, multiple heroines]

After dying from staying up all night binge-watching anime, Qin Feng opened his eyes to find he had become Ying Zheng’s younger brother, born of the same father but a different mother.

The good news: his older brother was the First Emperor.

The bad news: it was now the eighth year of King Zheng of Qin, and Cheng Jiao was about to rebel.

Faced with certain death from the start, Ying Zhao immediately sent a secret letter into the palace:

“Brother, you unify the realm. I’ll lay the groundwork.”

From then on, he joined the Daoist Celestial Sect and studied under Bei Mingzi, bringing the modern Daoist system of the Three Pure Ones and Four Imperial Lords to the Warring States.

At the Violet Orchid Pavilion, Zi Nu fell for him, and Nong Yu gave him her heart;

in the forests of Baiyue, Yan Lingji swore allegiance to him with an ancient vow;

on the debating platform, Xiaomeng went from doubting him to falling for him.

The Moon Goddess called him the greatest variable in the Yin-Yang School.

Tian Mi said he alone had thrown the Farm School’s Six Halls into chaos.

For his sake, Jing Ni personally sealed the Web’s sword in the Daoist canon.

Ten years later, the Six States had fallen, and the realm was unified.

Ying Zhao stood atop the walls of Xianyang Palace, gazing ahead

He had calculated every step of Great Qin’s unification.

He had also foreseen every calamity that would bring Great Qin down.

But he still had one card left to play:

As long as the Daoist flame burns, the people’s hearts will never die.