The Qin Dynasty entered the game with love.

Stepping out of the tent, the moon and stars were already sparse, and upon closer inspection, one could see a group of Qin generals kneeling in repose.

Wang Jian's eyes were bloodshot, indicating that she hadn't slept for a long time: "As a general of the Great Qin, it is my duty to dedicate myself to the Great Qin. Now that Wu and Yue have been destroyed, I beg the Grand Preceptor to save my soldiers."

Under the watchful eyes of everyone, two large lights appeared around Ying Ji, illuminating the woman in front of her, making her incredibly beautiful.

Tuanzi tried her best to control the position of the light, striving to avoid any mistakes.

Ying Ji's left hand was empty, but in an instant, a glass jar appeared in her hand.

The crystal-clear cup allows you to see directly inside.

The soldiers' eyes burned with fervor as they looked at the divine object.

[Medicines! It's medicine! So many medicines, we're saved!]

That's what everyone was thinking.

Ying Ji placed the jar in front of her; now was the perfect time to reap faith.

"The generals have come to receive the elixir."

In such a scene, if Wang Jian hadn't yet spoken, a group of people would probably have already pushed forward.

Wang Jian stood up, first bowed to the Grand Preceptor, then gave his son a wink. Sure enough, his son brought up some soldiers whose breathing was so weak they were almost dead.

In front of everyone, he took a pill from a glass bottle and put it into the mouth of a soldier.

As soon as it entered the mouth, the other person's complexion became slightly rosier. They struggled to turn to the side and began to vomit, spewing out a large mouthful of black blood.

Not only that, the festering on his face has stopped, and he is now so weak that he needs help to get up.

The soldier knelt and thanked the Imperial Preceptor in a weak voice, saying, "Thank you for the medicine, Imperial Preceptor."

Ying Ji sat firmly on her high seat, her eyes covered by a strip of cloth, making it impossible for anyone to see through her.

"The Great Qin is ordained by Heaven and is destined to unify the country. You are all valiant generals of the Great Qin and are naturally also ordained by Heaven. You will not perish. This elixir will take time to take effect. Everyone will recover within seven days."

The fervor in Wu Guang's eyes became even more tangible; this mighty man was now weeping like a woman in her boudoir.

The moment Wang Jian saw the medicine's effects, he had already arranged for the generals to collect the pills from all the departments.

The soldiers stayed up all night, waiting for their turn.

Ying Ji slept for a full day and night.

The moment I stepped out of the tent, the intense gazes of those around me were impossible to ignore.

The pills distributed last night had an immediate effect.

Those with mild poisoning recovered on their own overnight, while those who were nearly killed by the poisonous insects can now eat and drink normally and will fully recover in a few more days.

The only downside is that severed limbs cannot heal, but they won't kill you.

Some who had suffered damage to their manhood were miraculously restored to health through the elixir.

How could anyone not be excited about such a miracle?

If Ying Ji were to say at this moment that she was the chosen one, these people would rise up in rebellion because of her.

Wu Yue's mission was completed, and having surplus grain in hand felt really good. He could return to Xianyang to deal with Fusu's problem.

On the Xiongnu side, blacksmiths have been secretly making the three-piece set, but they can't keep an eye on it, and supplies are a problem.

After raising Fusu, he joined Meng Tian in subduing the Xiongnu.

Ying Ji left first, but encountered a strange object in the sky.

Wang Li examined it and his expression changed drastically.

Ying Ji could tell something was wrong from his expression, but before Wang Li could reply, she took the initiative to appear.

Before his troops, he uttered a shocking statement: "Will the land of the First Emperor be divided after his death?"

Wang Li's pupils shrank suddenly. He had been by the Grand Preceptor's side the whole time, which meant that he was the first to see this strange stone that had fallen from the sky. Yet the Grand Preceptor knew everything about the world without even glancing at it. It was truly terrifying.

Ying Ji coldly looked at the strange stone and ordered, "No need for guards. They're just a bunch of cowardly rats hiding their heads and tails. They're not worth putting in so much effort."

"Leave someone here to keep watch, ignore the people watching, and hurry to Sishui."

Wang Li reported the matter to the First Emperor and escorted the Imperial Preceptor to Sishui.

Passing through a village, they happened to see a butcher blocking the way of a thin young man.

Ying Ji knew without a doubt that the opponent was Han Xin, so she directly asked Bai Changchuan to deal with him.

Simply by standing there in armor, the butcher's legs would give way and he'd be forced to run away.

Since Han Xin left Xianyang, his mother was brutally killed by bandits on the way, and he has survived by eating the food of others.

He didn't want to take the butcher's insults to heart; his stomach was empty, and it was pointless to waste his energy here.

But the arrival of a troop of soldiers stirred a ripple in his heart.

It wasn't for the Qin army, but for the person in the carriage.

As they gazed at each other from afar, Han Xin seemed to be drawn closer without realizing it.

As people approached, Ying Ji ordered those around her to step back, amidst the glares of a group of Qin soldiers who seemed intent on devouring Han Xin.

He placed his hand on the boy's head and gently patted it: "You've grown quite a bit taller."

The woman's fragrance was so overpowering that it lingered around Han Xin's nose.

These extremely gentle words gave him the illusion that his mother was still by his side.

Before he could even ask.

Wu Guang, his eyes wide and his face serious, stood beside Han Xin and said, "Grand Preceptor, this man's origins are unknown. Let me take him away for questioning and a thorough examination before we meet again."

Ying Ji smiled and pointed her index finger at Wu Guang's brow: "Xin'er has been hungry for a long time, let's take him to have some rice porridge."

Although Wu Guang was unhappy that Han Xin had diverted the Grand Preceptor's attention, he still followed her wishes and made the arrangements.