The Ei Sei figure captures a regal, battle-ready moment from the Kingdom saga. Standing tall at 210 mm, the armored commander is posed with weight shifted to one leg, cape billowing behind him, and an expression of steely resolve. The layered armor is intricately sculpted, with engraved plates, trimmed edges, and decorative emblems that echo the Qin dynasty motif. Subtle shading highlights the depth of the cuirass, gauntlets, and boots, while a clear display stand keeps the figure stable. The color palette blends muted earth tones with metallic accents, giving a heroic yet disciplined presence suitable for a legendary strategist. The accessories and base are designed to complement the dynamic silhouette without overpowering Ei Sei’s dignified aura.

Ei Sei, known as Ying Zheng in later times, is introduced as a young king who inherits a fractured realm and bears immense responsibility. He combines military acumen with political cunning to outmaneuver rivals and modernize his court. Throughout the Kingdom story, he forms strategic alliances, navigates treacherous plots, and pushes Qin toward unification against the six warring states. His relentless drive to secure lasting peace drives him to take calculated risks, confront enemies, and expand influence across a developing empire. The character’s journey is defined by ambition tempered by discipline, and by a willingness to make difficult choices to realize a unified future for his people.