Before his death, Ying Zheng prayed to his ancestors for immortality.
He did not obtain immortality, but in his final moments he saw what would happen after his death: the realm would split apart, and war would break out once more.
Gravely ill and unable to speak, Ying Zheng could only grip the jade seal, his eyes wide with rage.
Carrying Ying Zheng's dying resentment, the jade seal passed through a thousand years before finally bringing Yu Ye, who was visiting Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum more than two thousand years later, back to the end of the Warring States period. It then produced a System proposal titled "The Domineering First Emperor Falls in Love with Me: Triplets and the Mother of All Under Heaven" and ordered Yu Ye to melt Ying Zheng's heart with love.
Yu Ye got goosebumps all over. Looking at the young First Emperor, who had put a dagger to her throat the moment they met, she sneered at the System: "I'd sooner believe I am Qin Shi Huang than believe the First Emperor can be won over with love."
The System was stumped. "Then what are you going to do?"
Yu Ye waved her hand, and the romance System became a growth System. She used it to study, read, and train in martial arts. She befriended Jing Ke, became Xunzi's student, studied alongside Han Fei and Li Si, and served as a general alongside Li Xin and Wang Jian.
Yu Ye was brimming with confidence. "As long as I serve as a loyal minister and capable general, help Ying Zheng secure the realm, and choose a worthy heir, Ying Zheng will be able to die without regrets."
She and Ying Zheng fled together, put down rebellions, restored order, and conquered the Six States, helping and using each other along the way.
One day, Yu Ye returned victorious from the battlefield, and a young general who had grown up with her asked for her hand in marriage. Just then, an urgent order came from the palace, summoning Yu Ye to attend to the emperor, whose old illness had flared up again.
When Yu Ye entered the palace, the young ruler was seated on a mat, covering his mouth as he coughed softly. His expression was as cool as ever, but the corners of his eyes were red, revealing a vulnerable side.
She sat down beside him. "Your Majesty isn't pretending to be sick to trick me, is he?"
Ying Zheng decided to stop pretending. Sitting upright, he made no effort to hide the malice in his eyes. "Didn't you already know I have a snake's heart and a scorpion's sting? So what if I tricked you? How much better are you than me?"
In other words, we're cut from the same cloth. Neither of us gets to call the other wicked.
Yu Ye picked up the medicine bowl and resignedly brought it over to the emperor, who was stubbornly trying to hide his reddened eyes.
After a long silence, he murmured,
"Isn't it enough to have me? I'm better than him."
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Reader's Guide:
My take on Zheng Ge, with a serious OOC warning. Not intended for historical research. There is a male supporting character. The world revolves around Zheng Ge, but most of the plot and characters in this story revolve around the female lead.
Theme: May everyone in the world find happiness
As expected, I'm a local dog and don't really like historical novels with too many emotional dramas. A little will be very fragrant as a seasoning, but too much will always feel a bit vulgar. Because of the reader's God's perspective, there is a feeling that the heroine is a scumbag but she doesn't mean to be a scumbag, especially the intersection with Li Si (I don't sympathize with him because this is also the result of his own doing), but it feels awkward and weird. Maybe it's my own fault. The love story between children and children in it is not coy at all, it's even decisive. Feelings are not everything. The author writes it very well and beautifully.
Why is the writing so disgusting? From the perspective of the heroine, Li Si puts herself and her friends into a deep crisis and gets caught in a battle between parties. This is no small matter. Then the heroine didn't react much, and the big thing turned into a trivial matter. Finally, it ended with Li Si being imprisoned, and then the heroine, ah? Do you want to accompany this person who harmed you and your friends to get sterilized? Ah? I don't understand, what logic? It's really disgusting, or it's a torture to the crematorium. What does it mean to be so neither up nor down? If the heroine has the ability to take him with him, then she should take him with him. If she doesn't have the ability to take him with him, then she blames herself and says that she should take him with her. Logically speaking, this is not true. She has no ability, so she should blame herself: it would be better if she had been more powerful, and it would have been better if she had been more cautious. If she has the ability to take her with her, why not? Isn't it just that she didn't want to take it? Then blaming herself afterwards isn't crocodile tears and hypocrisy.
??? Is Xia Wuqie here a girl??? Then how can she go to Qin Palace to be a doctor and disguise herself as a man? Or go directly? Maybe it would be better to have a female protagonist
You can write less emotional scenes, it feels like you have downgraded your style and become vulgar...
Wow, give our little Ying Zheng a hug
Why does Li Si seem a bit sickly, petite and pitiful?
Save Sweet text? Do you think I believe it? QAQ
This is the rhythm of competing with our ancestors for people.
This is the rhythm that Li Si wants to compete with Ying Zheng.
This... Li Si's children have lost their butterflies