As the eldest son, Qin Zhen had always been the most outstanding of the three brothers in the Qin family. Perhaps to win over the Qin family, when he was only six years old, the Emperor appointed a master from the imperial guard to take Qin Zhen as his apprentice, personally instructing him in martial arts and even allowing him to study alongside the princes and princesses within the palace.
Qin Zhen lived up to expectations, excelling in the military exercises of the Imperial Guard at the age of sixteen and being appointed as one of the Emperor's personal guards.
Over the years, he has been repeatedly promoted and became one of the most trusted individuals by the Emperor. Qin Zhen's father, Qin Peng, was getting old, and everyone in the court could see that the Emperor was grooming Qin Zhen to be his successor.
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