Da Qin: After Eighteen Years of Forbearance, the Useless Prince Goes on a Rampage

Zhao Ling transmigrated into the body of the Second Prince of Great Qin and spent years meticulously laying his plans, waiting for Huhai to plunge the empire into chaos. However, when Qin Shi Huang suddenly passed away, Zhao Ling had no choice but to launch a rebellion. Meanwhile, the supposedly deceased emperor continued to receive startling reports from the capital: "Your Majesty, Prince Fusu has taken his own life. The Second Prince, Zhao Ling, has entered the palace alongside Sword Saint Ge Nie. Ge Nie has slain the Prefect of the Imperial Carriages, and Chancellor Li Si has been executed by the five punishments with three generations of his family exterminated." Qin Shi Huang fumed, "This rebellious son! He endured in silence for so many years only to erupt all at once—he must have been plotting this revolt all along!" Yet the next report left the emperor bewildered: "Your Majesty, the Second Prince thrust his sword into the ground before Prince Huhai, declaring that he willingly obeys the late emperor’s edict. He begged Huhai to kill him and rightfully inherit the throne." Qin Shi Huang muttered in exasperation, "Fool! He cannot even stage a proper rebellion! It seems I must clean up this mess myself." But subsequent updates revealed an entirely different reality: "Your Majesty, the Second Prince has eradicated the remnants of anti-Qin forces and purged the aristocratic clans. The Hundred Schools of Thought now submit to his will without question. He has withdrawn the army sent to annihilate the Hu tribes, and the barbarians have turned upon one another in civil war."