Qin - Reigning Supreme

People often say that the greatest merit is saving the emperor, and Bai Xuan not only saved the emperor but also did everything in his power to protect him. He helped the emperor rise from a hostage to the crown prince, then to a king, and finally to the emperor. The emperor always called Bai Xuan "elder brother," and even when he imprisoned Bai Xuan in a death row cell, he did not change this form of address. The officials respected him and called him "Lord," while those who feared and hated him called him a treacherous and cunning official.

People often say that serving a ruler is like serving a tiger, but when Bai Xuan pointed his finger at the emperor and scolded him, the emperor not only didn't get angry, but also lowered his head and admitted his mistake, trying to make Bai Xuan happy.

Bai Xuan, a top assassin in his past life, is now the grandson of the Qin Dynasty's butcher. He strives to change the Qin Dynasty. Will he succeed?

This book is entirely fictional and not historical fact.