Great Qin: Playing the Sword God Li Chungang from the Start

He transmigrates to the Great Qin dynasty and becomes Ying Zheng's legitimate eldest son.

But when he is three, a red moon hangs in the sky, casting its light over Great Qin. Millions of red swords shine upon the crown prince, leaving him cursed, gravely ill, and bedridden.

The Yin-Yang School declares this an ill omen, claiming the prince is cursed by Heaven and may one day bring chaos to Great Qin. Ying Zheng cannot bring himself to kill the boy, so he sets him adrift on a raft to live or die as fate wills.

Qin Changjian awakens a role-playing System, taking on the role of Sword God Li Chunjang from the start.

Ten years later, Ying Zheng embarks on his fourth eastern tour.

He comes across a youth killing ferocious beasts and recognizes him as his son.

"Ye'er, I have wronged you. From now on, I will personally train you."

"You are my heir!"

Afterward, Qin Changjian joins the army, defeats the Xiongnu, and receives the Snow-Drake Cavalry as a reward...

He conquers Rome, wages war across the world, and becomes the empire's butcher, feared by all.

One day, Ying Zheng falls gravely ill.

The remnants of the Six States, Zhao Gao, and Hu Hai begin to stir. The empire teeters on the brink of collapse.

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

Great Qin is shaken...

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