In Xianyang Palace, until Yi Xiaochuan launched his fierce counterattack, First Emperor Ying Zheng did not realize he had fallen into a trap. From the very beginning, Yi Xiaochuan had laid out a snare, using words to provoke him and make him lose his reason, step by step luring him into the range of a counter-strike.
If he were ten years younger, he would have confidence in matching Yi Xiaochuan blow for blow. If he were twenty years younger, he was confident he could strike Yi Xiaochuan down within the throne room before the man could break free. If he were fifty years younger, he was confident Yi Xiaochuan wouldn't even be able to move a single little finger of his.
A fun fact: First Emperor Ying Zheng was only fifty years old when he died of illness.
Chapter 33