The Rebirth of the Qin Empire

The Qin Empire annexed the six kingdoms in 221 BC, and Ying Zheng's majesty reached the level of the first pre-Qin man. When held hostage by the State of Zhao, Ying Zheng was bullied during his childhood. His father and son Chu Weigou saved their lives, but he abandoned his wife and son and returned to the State of Qin. The State of Zhao felt that its majesty had been challenged and wanted to kill Zhao Ji and Ying Zheng to take revenge on their son Chu. Ying Zheng, who was displaced and had no fixed place to live, was invested by Lu Buwei as a "wonderful thing to live in", and finally returned to Qin. The mother had an affair with Lao Ai, and the two wanted to take her place, so Lao Ai launched a palace coup in Qinian. His mother's betrayal made Ying Zheng feel desperate and heart-wrenching. As the instigator, Lu Buwei could not escape the blame. Ying Zheng completely darkened and became a qualified ruler. Ying Zheng completely lost his feelings for Lu Buwei and drove him out of Xianyang after seizing power. Lu Buwei was isolated from power by Ying Zheng because he made friends with his retainers. He was afraid that his relatives would be implicated. All the reasons condensed into a glass of poisonous wine. Lu Buwei committed suicide and made Ying Zheng's life miserable. His reputation became even worse, and Ying Zheng only felt numb and hurt by his feelings. Ying Zheng found a sense of security in power. As a survivor of the Sixth Generation, Ying Zheng also desperately needed revenge and unification to realize his life value. In order to delay Qin from sending troops, the State of Yan asked Prince Dan of Yan to come to Qin as a hostage. The two reunited many years ago, but they had a quarrel due to irreconcilable differences, and Prince Dan left in disappointment. The sword of Qin only refers to the border of Yan. Prince Dan survived for his motherland, and Pai Jingke assassinated Ying Zheng in his name. Ying Zheng said nothing, but immediately sent troops to the Yan Kingdom, and the process of unification accelerated. Ying Zheng looked at the child in the backyard and remained silent.