[Great Qin + Empress' Counterattack + Sky Screen Spoilers + Machiavellian Strategy + Iron Blood + Not the Holy Mother]
Traveling through the Qin Dynasty, she became the sick and weak princess Ying Zhao who was least favored by the First Emperor.
At the age of seventeen, she was still raised in a side hall of the cold palace. The court officials ignored her, the clan members mocked her, and even the palace maids dared to withhold her medicine.
Ying Zhao's plan was simple - save up enough money, run away before the Dune Change, and find a small village to live out his life.
However, the sky suddenly fell over Xianyang, and in front of all the people in the world, they began to take stock:
[The first of China's four iron-blooded empresses—Emperor Zhaosheng of the Qin Dynasty·Ying Zhao]
In the picture, the good-for-nothing princess who was supposed to die of illness in the cold palace was wearing black gold and black iron armor, leading the Great Wall Army to kill 300,000 Huns!
Change the laws of Qin, abolish the ties, open up trade routes, and develop water conservancy—this will prolong the life of the Qin Dynasty for four hundred years!
The marquee playback is completed.
All civil and military officials in the dynasty were sweating profusely.
Fusu, who had once dismissed her, knelt outside the palace and begged to see her.
Li Si wrote three letters of allegiance overnight.
Meng Tian directly came to Xianyang with three thousand cavalry to "escort" him.
The First Emperor, who was sitting high on the dragon throne, looked at his little daughter seriously for the first time and spoke slowly:
"Zhao'er, come here and sit next to your father."
Ying Zhao: "..."
She just wants to run away!
But the sky screen continued to broadcast: [The reason why Ying Zhao succeeded was because the First Emperor began to pave the way for her when he was in power...]
The First Emperor smiled.
Ying Zhao cried.
If you don't want to go this way, you have to go.
Reader comments
Good luck to the author!
This is the best book I have ever read in the Da Qin series. Come on, author.
Good luck to the author!
This is the best book I have ever read in the Da Qin series. Come on, author.