Three Kingdoms: Starting with the Snow Dragon Cavalry, I Build the Great Qin

The First Emperor of Qin dies of illness at Shaqiu, leaving an edict naming his eldest son, Fusu, as his successor. Hu Hai forges the edict and issues a false order commanding Fusu to take his own life.

To preserve the First Emperor's bloodline, Meng Tian secretly takes Fusu's son away and entrusts him to his third brother, Meng Jia.

From then on, the Meng family protects Fusu's descendants for generations.

To ensure the First Emperor's bloodline continues, the descendants of the Ying clan take the surname Qin at birth, following an ancestral rule that they must not reclaim the surname Ying before coming of age.

Four hundred years later, amid the chaos at the end of the Han dynasty, Qin Lie, the First Emperor's only descendant, awakens the Great Qin Fortune System and obtains three thousand Snow-Drinking Dragon Cavalry from the start.

"Your unfilial descendant, Ying Lie, pays his respects to the First Emperor, my ancestor. In this chaotic end of the Han dynasty, I vow to build a truly iron-blooded empire and make Great Qin rise again!"

If men like Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan cannot protect our Huaxia,

then let me, Ying Lie, do it.

Let my Great Qin restore this vast Huaxia.

When he comes of age, Qin Lie ascends the throne, reclaims the surname Ying, and establishes...

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