Great Qin: From the Start, I Get a Scenario Where the Eight Banners Army Invades

After transmigrating into the Qin Empire, Ying Zixuan became the First Emperor's ninth son.

He obtained a Dungeon System that granted rewards for clearing dungeons.

The first dungeon, however, was the invasion of the Eight Banners at the end of the Ming dynasty.

So Ying Zixuan promptly became a gatekeeper and opened the dungeon entrance in the eastern suburbs.

"What? The immortal master has ginseng fruit that can extend your life by 45,000 years with just one bite?"

"What? Those Manchu invaders destroyed our Chinese civilization and slaughtered the people of the Central Plains?"

The First Emperor flew into a rage and sent a vast army through the Gate of Heaven to descend upon Shanhai Pass.

When the Great Qin conquered the myriad heavens and became the supreme Immortal Qin,

Ying Zheng also discovered that his son Ying Zixuan, who was always lying flat and lazing around, was actually the immortal master he revered as a god...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.