In the spring of the ninth year of the reign of Emperor Qin, thirteen-year-old Ying Fufeng was dead when he was fished out of the Wei River. He is the only son of the eldest princess and the only cousin of King Qin Yingzheng. No one knew that when he opened his eyes again, this body contained a memory that was not of this world.
There are turbulent undercurrents in the government and the public: the Queen Mother has an affair with Lao Ai, the Prime Minister, Lu Buwei, the prime minister, has power in the government and the public, and Ying Zheng has been hiding for nine years. The person behind the push for Fufeng was none other than Lao Ai. The old list left by my mother only had four words: stone, ear, eye, and foot.
Ying Zheng has not trusted anyone in the past nine years. He only said to this child who was fished out of the water - "I trust you."
A copper seal engraved with the word "an", a secret order hidden in Ganquan Palace, and a grain road at the northern foot of Lishan Mountain. The thirteen-year-old boy crawled out of the cold water, not to survive, but to turn the whole game over.
The person who plays chess will eventually become the master of chess.