Those who destroy the Six Kingdoms will also be the Six Kingdoms, not Qin.

Those who die in Qin, Qin also, not the world.

In 259 BC, a child was born in Handan, the capital of Zhao State, who was the child of King Xiang of Qin Zhuang and named Zheng.

The young Ying Zheng spent his childhood trapped within the three-foot wall.

In 247 BC, King Xiang of Qin Zhuang died, and he succeeded to the throne at the age of 13.

Lü Buwei was the prime minister of the Qin State at that time, he was in charge of power on the grounds of helping Yingzheng to manage the government, Yingzheng was fashionable and young, so he had to respect Lü Buwei's "middle father", and Lü Buwei was in charge of national affairs.

In 239 BC, Ying Zheng was 21 years old and was about to become pro-government, but the Qin court at this time was not peaceful.

Lü Buwei cheated with Yingzheng's mother Zhao Ji during the dictatorship, and as Yingzheng grew up, he was afraid that he would find out, and wanted to cut off the contact with the Queen Mother, and was afraid that the Queen Mother would blame, so he plucked out his beard and eyebrows and disguised himself as a eunuch to offer to the Queen Mother for her lewd pleasure.

Not long after Chang Yu went, the Queen Mother was pregnant again, and he was afraid that Ying Zheng would find out and tell King Qin that the Feng Shui of the Queen Mother's bedroom was not good and she should move out.

The king of Qin allowed it, so they moved to the palace in Yongxian County, and after moving here, Zhao Ji gave birth to two children, and Chang Yu also claimed to be the stepfather of the king of Qin.

At that time, Chang Yu was named the Marquis of Changxin by the King of Qin with the help of the Queen Mother, and led Shanyang, Taiyuan and other places, with many henchmen. He also operated in Yongcheng all the year round and established a huge force, which was also a force in the Qin State second only to Lü Buwei.

One day, after getting drunk, a minister offended him, and he rebuked the minister: "I am the false father of the King of Qin, you dare to provoke me!" Unexpectedly, the minister secretly informed Ying Zheng of these words, and Ying Zheng was furious after hearing it.

When Chang Yu learned about it, he panicked and prepared to rebel.

In 238 BC, Ying Zheng held a crown ceremony in the Qi Nian Palace, and Chang Yu used the imperial seal to launch a rebellion and attack the Qi Nian Palace.

The palace did not succeed, Chang Yu had turned to Xianyang Palace, who knew that there was already an army waiting for them, Chang Yu's soldiers were defeated and fled, and the car was cracked to show the public.

Immediately afterwards, Ying Zhengyou ordered Zhao Ji to be imprisoned in the Mingyang Palace, and then fell to death her and Chang Yu's two illegitimate children.

In 237 BCE, the Qin king removed Lü Buwei from his position and banished him to Bashu. Lü Buwei knew that everything was irreparable, so he committed suicide by drinking poisoned wine.

Since then, Ying Zheng has become the master of the Qin State in the true sense.

After Yingzheng took power, he appointed Lü Buwei's disciple Li Si as the prime minister and began the grand cause of unifying the world.

The iron cavalry of the Qin State was indomitable, and successively destroyed Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi. This war began with the attack on Korea and finally destroyed Qi, which lasted for 15 years.

After leveling the world, King Qin started the great cause of unification and established the first feudal dynasty in history, the Qin Dynasty.

King Qin proclaimed himself emperor, and since he was the first emperor in history, the world also called him the first emperor.

After the unification of Qin, Qin Shi Huang implemented a series of policies, including the county system, the unification of measurement units, and the burning of books and Confucianism.

After that, he began to work on a great project that had never been done before, the Great Wall.

During the nine years of building the Great Wall, Qin Shi Huang recruited labor, and none of the adult strong men were spared, and all of them were arrested to repair the Great Wall, which led to complaints among the people and a lack of livelihood for the people.

This is truly a city made of flesh and blood, sweat and tears.

After Qin Shi Huang was forty years old, he obviously felt that his mental strength was insufficient, and he felt that his twilight years were approaching, and began to pursue the art of immortality.

He listened to the saying of the Yin and Yang family, and firmly believed that there were three immortal mountains on the sea, Penglai, Abbot, and Yingzhou, which were where the gods lived, and there was a "medicine of immortality", which could lead to immortality after taking it.

At that time, the famous Fang Shi Xu Fu stepped onto the stage of history.

Xu Fu claimed to be the Emperor of the East, and tricked Qin Shi Huang into making a huge building ship and carrying 3,000 boys and girls to the sea to find immortals.

In the end, Qin Shi Huang did not live forever, or even to the twilight of his life.

In 210 BC, Qin Shi Huang died in the Dune Palace during his eastern tour at the age of forty-nine.

After his death, Zhao Gao colluded with his son Hu Hai and Li Si after some conspiracy, and finally decided to forge an edict to inherit the throne by Hu Hai, and accused Gongzi Fusu of unfilial piety in the name of the first emperor, accused Meng Tian of disloyalty, and ordered them to commit suicide.

After learning the news of Fusu's suicide, Zhao Gao and the others returned to Xianyang day and night.

In 210 BC, Hu Hai ascended the throne as Qin II, Zhao Gao was appointed as the lieutenant commander of Lang, and Li Si was still the prime minister.

In 208 BC, Li Si was framed by Zhao Gao and was convicted by Hu Hai and sentenced to death.

After ascending the throne, Qin II made fun all day long, and was turned around by Zhao Gao's fools, and the court became Zhao Gao's court, and even a political event that had been infamous for 10,000 years occurred: referring to the deer as a horse.

Zhao Gao's autocratic power was more brutal than that of Qin Shi Huang, disregarding the people's livelihood, which eventually caused dissatisfaction among the common people and led to a series of uprisings.

In 207 BC, the second emperor was forced to commit suicide by Zhao Gao.

In 206 BC, Zhao Gao was killed by Ziying.

Xiang Yu led his troops westward, entered Xianyang, burned Afang Palace, and killed Prince Qin.

Qin died.