Ying Zheng reprimanded King Ying Ji of Qin without any hesitation.

In his words, Ying Ji was stupid, useless, utterly worthless, and a disgrace to the Qin Dynasty!

This reprimand ignited a burning anger within Ying Ji.

In any other place, or with anyone else, Ying Ji would have given the order long ago, and heads would have rolled.

But ironically, here, facing Ying Zheng, Ying Ji couldn't even muster a tantrum.

He could only kneel and listen to Ying Zheng's reprimands!

'Today is truly a day of shame for me!'

Ying Ji felt a deep sense of emotion.

...

beside.

Yin Zicheng watched with great interest as Ying Zheng, who was only two years old and looked like a baby, reprimanded King Ying Ji of Qin like a dog, showing no mercy. He found it very amusing.

'Tsk tsk, Ying Zheng, at such a young age, already possesses the aura of a supreme emperor!'

'This scene is so interesting, I have to record it...'

With a thought, he recorded the scene of Ying Zheng reprimanding King Ying Ji of Qin with unparalleled clarity.

Under Yin Zicheng's gaze.

Ying Zheng gave Ying Ji a severe scolding.

With his experience and strength, having lived through countless years as the Jade Emperor, Ying Zheng could immediately tell that Ying Ji was very dissatisfied with his reprimand.

So, after reprimanding him, he stopped, looked at Ying Ji, and said:

"Ying Ji, are you very dissatisfied with what I just said?"

...

Ying Ji was very resentful.

But does he dare to admit it?

Thinking of Ying Zheng's merciless reprimand, Ying Ji understood that although he was Ying Zheng's great-grandfather...

But Ying Zheng didn't take his great-grandfather seriously at all!

If he disobeys Ying Zheng...

Given Ying Zheng's blasphemous behavior, he might even turn on himself!

Even if Ying Zheng didn't attack him, he had still disobeyed him. Without Ying Zheng's influence, Bai Qi might just kill him!

In a short period of time, many terrifying images flashed through Ying Ji's mind.

He took a deep breath and nodded humbly, saying:

"Ying Zheng, you are absolutely right. I have indeed made many mistakes and have been very incompetent..."

...

Ying Ji reluctantly agreed with Ying Zheng.

Ying Zheng saw it immediately.

However, he did not expose Ying Ji, but instead went along with Ying Ji's words:

"Ying Ji, now that you have recognized your own dereliction of duty, shouldn't you step down and hand over the reins to a more capable person?"

Ying Zheng's voice was not loud.

But to Ying Ji, it was like a bolt from the blue, leaving him stunned on the spot!

What?! Abdicating and handing over the reins to a more capable person?!

He was merely agreeing with Ying Zheng, yet Ying Zheng actually wanted him to abdicate and yield the throne?

He hasn't had enough of sitting on his throne yet!

If he could, he would want to sit on the throne forever, ruling the world, for hundreds or thousands of years!

...

Ying Ji was deeply attached to the throne.

He was unwilling to give up the throne, but he dared not offend Ying Zheng.

After a moment of stunned silence, Ying Ji's mind raced, and he spoke to Ying Zheng:

"Ying Zheng, although I have failed in my duties, I now deeply realize my mistakes and wish to spend the rest of my life making amends..."

"Furthermore, there is no suitable heir apparent in the Qin royal family, so it is not appropriate to abdicate and give way to a worthy successor at this time."

Ying Ji gave himself a very high-sounding and seemingly very reasonable reason.

Seeing this, Yin Zicheng looked at Ying Zheng with great anticipation:

Faced with this situation, what would Ying Zheng do?