First, the origin of Jing Ke's sister's name Legend has it that Jing Ke once had a story of stabbing Qin. After he failed to assassinate the king of Qin, he did not expect to run away immediately, because he came with his own mission. If the assassination of the king of Qin failed, his later life would be very difficult, so he chose a strong man to never return. After suicide failed, he was stabbed to death by the king of Qin. The soldiers of the King of Qin rushed to the scene and quickly seized Jing Ke and killed him. In the glory of the king's game, sister Ako is actually the name of her successor, Jing Ke's brother, and continues to work as an assassin.
Second, Ako's historical figures may not exist in some historical books and ancient books, and they have never seen Jing Ke's sister, so the characters in the glory of the king may be invented by others, not real historical figures. In addition, it is very impossible for women to engage in the task of assassins. In ancient times, most women were educated and then studied piano, chess and calligraphy at home, so they were not familiar with the use of these swords. It takes a long time for women to skillfully use some assassin's weapons, which is also difficult to achieve.
Therefore, Jing Ke, who was stabbed by Jing Ke, is not necessarily known as Ako in the game. Perhaps the specific positions of the two people are the same, but judging from their identities, there seems to be no big connection. After all, Jing Ke in history was a man, not a daughter.