Great Qin: From the Start, I Saved the Emperor, and the Ancestral Dragon Claimed Me as Kin

In the ninth year of King Zheng of Qin, Ying Zheng travels to Yongcheng for the suburban sacrifice ceremony. Lao Ai stages a brazen rebellion, and bandits ambush him on the road.

The young Xia An appears astride a mechanical black tiger and saves the future emperor, Ying Zheng.

Who would have thought this would uncover the mystery of his own origins, and lead King Ying Zheng to chase after him, insisting they were family?

"My child, I am your father."

"My dad was eaten by a tiger. Want to try your luck, too?"

"I really am your father. Your mother was the A Fang girl who left years ago. You are the future Crown Prince!"

From then on, the Great Qin gains a little mechanical demon king who does as he pleases.

He punches Lu Buwei, kicks Chengjiao and Lord Changping, destroys Zhao and pacifies Chu, then sweeps across the world with a million mechanical beasts.

The Great Qin Empire not only unifies the Six States, but also spreads its Blackwater Dragon Banners across the globe.

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