From Da Qin to Immortal Qin, Strengthen the Terracotta Warriors and Horses at the Beginning

Ying Zilan traveled across the Qin Dynasty and became the unpopular seventh prince of the First Emperor. The empire was about to collapse, but Ying Zilan was ordered to build an imperial mausoleum. At this time, the historical inventor system awakens. As long as Ying Zilan writes the corresponding history and spreads it to future generations, what he fabricated will immediately come true. Then. Ying Zilan left an inscription among the terracotta warriors and horses. … Thirty-three years of the First Emperor. General Tu Sui marched south to Baiyue, and half a million troops were trapped in dense forests. He sent three thousand shadow secret guards under the lonely account to enter Baiyue and killed 300,000 Baiyue soldiers. Since then. Baiyue was leveled. He was the seventh son of the First Emperor. He is also the emperor of Qin Ye. … Afterwards, Ying Zilan left relics in Baiyue and on the other side of the ocean... Two thousand years later, people were finally shocked to discover that two thousand years ago, someone had already unified the world, and it was not just that... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.