Da Qin: I Asked You to Forge Swords, but I Didn't Ask You to Open the Heavenly Gate.

In the Qilin Palace. "Father, didn't you say that weapons should cut iron like clay?" The First Emperor looked at the dragon chair that was split in half and was speechless for a while. I asked you to sharpen iron like clay. It was just a metaphor. Who made it so real for you? Young Master Hu Hai sighed, he felt so wronged. Half a month later, Prince Hu Hai made top-notch crossbows, and with a thousand Qin troops, he defeated the Rong and Di. A year later, Prince Hu Hai built another ocean-going ship, and Qin was everywhere in the world. The First Emperor: "My son, now that the whole world has been defeated, can you also come out of the sword-making room?" Hu Hai: "Father, I want to show you something good." As soon as he finished speaking, a divine sword flew into the sky. "Today I, Hu Hai, open the gate of heaven with one sword." "May I ask if there are immortals in the sky?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.