The Immortal Physician of Great Qin

Jiang Yang is a medical student on an internship. Driving the county health clinic's utility vehicle to take the orphan Nannan back to the welfare center, he somehow ends up at the northwestern frontier of the Qin Dynasty. There, he meets King Ying Zheng and is mistaken for an immortal.

(The second year after Qin conquered the six states, 220 BC)

Ying Zheng has been suffering from a stubborn cold for months, but Jiang Yang cures him with a single dose of medicine. The king hosts a banquet in his honor.

During the feast, Fusu plies Jiang Yang with wine to draw him out. Drunk, Jiang Yang lets slip his praise for Ying Zheng's achievements and benevolent policies, calling him the First Emperor.

Ying Zheng has not yet bestowed the title of First Emperor upon himself. Hearing Jiang Yang voice what he has been thinking, he becomes even more certain that Jiang Yang is an immortal.

Jiang Yang then mentions Ying Zheng's tyrannical policies that have enraged the people, such as building his mausoleum, the Great Wall, and the Epang Palace, and bluntly declares that the Qin Dynasty is doomed to fall.

Ying Zheng is first furious, then stunned. Jiang Yang has described atrocities he has not yet committed, some of which are only ideas in his mind. He becomes completely convinced that Jiang Yang is a deity.