Great Qin: From Ominous Beginnings to the Immortal Qin Emperor

The Six Kings fall, and the seas are united.

At the birth of the tenth prince, Ying Hong, an auspicious vision appears: a flood dragon swallows the Dark Bird. Qin officials regard it as an omen of misfortune.

He spends ten years sitting in the cold palace.

At this time, the Qin Emperor launches sweeping reforms to centralize power and weaken local rule, making enemies of the feudal lords and great clans across the land. The whole palace is in turmoil.

To stop centralization, the Hundred Schools of Thought try to manipulate the princes.

Fusu joins the Confucians, mouthing empty theories as he tries to stop centralization. Meng Tian commands a powerful army.

Huhai joins the Legalists. He seems idle on the surface, but secretly builds alliances, keeps three thousand male favorites, and watches the rival factions fight from the sidelines, hidden in the shadows and ready to strike at any moment.

The First Emperor having no heir to succeed him is exactly what the great clans throughout the land want to see.

Years later, remnants of the Six Kingdoms attempt to assassinate the Qin Emperor, shaking the realm. But the tenth prince, whom the world considered ill-omened, suddenly rises to become Crown Prince!

The whole realm is stunned!

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