In the forty-eighth year of Qin Zhao (259 BC), Ying Zheng was born in Zhao.
Judging from the lineage of the monarch of the State of Qin, his father was Zi Chu, the son of the State of Qin who was superior to Zhao at that time (that is, an alien, and later became King Zhuang Xiang). Historical records? Qin Benji said; "ZhuangXiang king died, the son made. It's for Qin Shihuang. "
As the son of an underrated proton, Zhao Zheng spent his youth in Handan, the capital of Zhao. At this point, the aliens have returned to the State of Qin through Lv Buwei's mediation, and recognized Mrs. Huayang as her mother. After many political struggles, he finally won the trust of Mrs Huayang and spent a lot of energy and money to take Evonne and his son back to Qin. From then on, Zhao Zheng began his political career in Qin king Palace.
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In order to seek the medicine of immortality, Ying Zheng sent alchemist Xu Fu to lead thousands of virgins to cross the sea for immortality, which cost a lot of money.
('Chu Tie' means that Xu Fu and the boys and girls will never return after they arrive at their destination (that is, today's book), and Japanese minister Qin Shi is their offspring.
However, we can see from the Historical Records and the History of the Three Kingdoms that this statement did not appear before the Eastern Han Dynasty.
As for Xu Fu's Emperor Jimmu Theory, there is no literature to test except the age difference. Later generations thought that Qin Shihuang was overjoyed and tyrannical, and the people were miserable under his rule.