After transmigrating as Prince Zhao, the eldest son of Ziying, he opens his eyes to the final days of the Great Qin.
Zhao Gao murders the emperor, and the realm falls apart. Liu Bang knocks at the passes, while Xiang Yu bears down on them.
In the original history, Ziying surrendered by opening Xianyang's gates, riding in a plain carriage drawn by white horses.
But in this life, Prince Zhao acts first: he executes Zhao Gao, purges the court of traitors, takes control of the army, and holds the Guanzhong region.
"Liu Bang, don't enter Yao Pass."
"Xiang Yu, Hangu Pass is not yours to breach."
The iron cavalry of the Great Qin still rides. Guanzhong has not fallen into chaos, and the land remains intact.
In this life, he will prop up the faltering palace of Xianyang, forge the Qin banners anew, and fight for the realm once more!
Cultural workers must be literate
Why couldn't Xiang Yu be captured? All things are possible. I just like to listen to cool novels
I persuaded him to quit after just a few chapters. Is the author so rubbish?
Too scattered and no focus
Shouldn't we go to Sichuan during this period? Expedition to the Western Regions of Dayuezhi