Great Qin: From the Start, I Give Qin Shi Huang a List of Rebels

In the eighth year of King Zheng of Qin’s reign. The Lord of Chang’an is being egged on to plot a rebellion. Lao Ai is still living in drunken luxury. Zhao Gao has yet to declare, “I’m going to climb higher, step by step, by step.” After an accident transmigrates him into this world, Qin Hua discovers he has become a wounded Iron Eagle Swordsman of Great Qin. To secure a powerful patron in Great Qin and enjoy a life of comfort in the future, Qin Hua simply presents Ying Zheng with a list of the rebels. “The Lord of Chang’an, Cheng Jiao, really is plotting a rebellion, just as the intelligence said!? But he’s my dearest brother...” At first, Ying Zheng doesn’t quite believe the intelligence written on the bamboo slips. Then the Lord of Chang’an really does raise an army in rebellion. “Someone, summon Qin Hua to the palace!” Many years later, at a palace banquet, Ying Zheng raises his wine cup and addresses the great general who helped him eliminate treacherous ministers and unify the six kingdoms. “Qin Hua, you’ve rendered great service all these years...” Qin Hua remains composed and takes out a map drawn on sheepskin. “Why don’t you take a look at this map of the world, Your Majesty?”