In Great Qin, I Can Make Calls to the Modern World

What would the world be like if the Ancestral Dragon never died?

After transmigrating to the Qin dynasty, Meng Tian becomes the great general tasked with helping Fusu defend the frontier. He also brings a mobile phone with him.

And so, the territory of the Qin dynasty expands without limit.

In 214 BC, Qin general Meng Tian defeats the Xiongnu, unites the various schools of thought, and builds an unparalleled Great Wall. From then on, the Xiongnu are no longer a threat to Qin.

In 213 BC, the First Emperor abandons his eastern tour, consolidates the imperial court, and eliminates rebels such as Zhao Gao and Xu Fu. He also sails overseas to bring back auspicious foods.

In 210 BC, with the Ancestral Dragon still alive, he orders the Meng brothers to form an expeditionary army and leads Qin's elite troops on a campaign to the West.

In 208 BC, the Roman Empire, the Persian Empire, the Maurya Empire, and numerous smaller states join forces to invade Qin.

In 207 BC, in the lands of the West, Lord Wu'an Meng Tian leads ten million elite Qin troops in a decisive battle against the empires of the world. The West calls it the Battle of Global Conquest.

In modern times, countless Chinese people are amazed to learn that their ancestors had already conquered the world.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.