Immortal Qin: the First Emperor Is Reborn and Conquers All Heavens and Realms

In 247 BC, King Zhuangxiang of Qin passed away, and Ying Zheng succeeded him as King of Qin at the age of thirteen. The government was constrained by Lu Buwei, Zhao Ji, and Lao Ai, and they endured humiliation and enveloped the palace. In his previous life, he unified the six kingdoms but perished quickly in his second life. The tragic ending of Zhao Gao's chaos in government, treacherous ministers causing harm to the country, uprising of the garrison soldiers, and separation of the clan are still vivid in his mind, and the deep-seated hatred is buried deep in his heart. On the day when Ying Zheng ascended the throne, the [China Eternal Sign-in Summoning System] was suddenly activated, binding the Emperor of Qin to conquer the world.