Great Qin Immortal Doctor

Jiang Yang, an intern medical student, drove a public car of the county health center to send orphans and girls back to the welfare center. By mistake, he drove the car to the northwest border of the Qin Dynasty, where he met King Yingzheng of Qin and was mistaken for an immortal. (The second year after Qin destroyed the Six Kingdoms, 220 BC) Ying Zheng had been suffering from cold for several months, but was cured by Jiang Yang's medicine, and a banquet was provided. During the banquet, Fu Su drank wine and made idioms. Jiang Yang made a mistake after drinking, talking about Ying Zheng's virtuous policies that have made great contributions to the ages, and praising the First Emperor. At this time, Ying Zheng had not yet proclaimed himself the title of First Emperor. After hearing what he said in his heart, he became even more convinced that he was an immortal. Jiang Yang turned to talk about Ying Zheng's tyranny that made people angry (rebuilding the imperial mausoleum, building the Great Wall, and building Afang Palace), and bluntly said that the Qin Dynasty would surely perish. Ying Zheng was angry at first and then shocked, because he had never done the tyranny Jiang Yang mentioned. He even just had an idea and completely believed that Jiang Yang was a god.