Great Qin: Playing the Great Swordsman Ziyu, I Slay the Heavens with One Sword

After transmigrating to the Great Qin, he became Ying Zheng's legitimate eldest son.

But when he was three, a crimson moon appeared in the sky, shining down on Great Qin. Ten million scarlet swords reflected its light toward the eldest son. Cursed and gravely ill, he was bedridden.

The Yin-Yang School declared that this was an ill omen, and that the prince had been condemned by Heaven. He might bring disaster upon Great Qin in the future. Ying Zheng couldn't bring himself to kill him, so he placed the boy on a raft and sent him downriver, leaving him to live or die as fate decreed.

Ten years later, Qin Changjian awakened the Role-Playing System and, from the start, took on the role of the great swordsman Ziyu.

Qin Changjian enlisted.

After defeating the Xiongnu, he summoned the Tenth Sword God, Ximen Chuixue, and was rewarded with the Iron Pagoda cavalry.

After defeating Rome, he summoned the Fifth Sword God, Li Chungang, and was rewarded with the Great Snow Dragon Riders...

Qin Changjian became the empire's butcher, feared by all. He led the Ten Great Sword Gods under his command on campaigns across the world.

One day, Ying Zheng fell gravely ill.

The remnants of the Six Kingdoms, Zhao Gao, and Hu Hai began to stir, and the great empire teetered on the brink of collapse.

"Someone, summon Qin Changjian back and appoint him Crown Prince of Great Qin."

Great Qin was shaken...

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