Great Qin: From the Start, a Qin Banner Flew over Xianyang

I woke up to find myself a gate commandant in Xinzheng, the capital of Han.

Outside the city, King Ying Zheng of Qin had Wang Jian and Meng Tian with him, and his army was at our gates.

Inside, the King of Han was still dreaming that ceding territory and suing for peace would save us.

Everyone thought this time would be just like before: kneel, and it would all blow over.

Only I knew that this time, Han would fall.

Without hesitation, I pulled out the black banner bearing the Qin character that I had sewn long ago and opened the city gates.

Facing Wang Jian's army, I raised the banner high:

“Long live Great Qin! We welcome the royal army into the city!”

From that day on, one more name appeared on the assassination lists of the old nobility of the Six Kingdoms.

And in Ying Zheng's blueprint for empire, one more keen blade was added.