Great Qin: A Land Immortal from the Start, Slaying Jing Ke!

After transmigrating to the Great Qin Empire, he becomes the First Emperor's third son, the young prince Hu Hai.

From the start, he plays the role of Shi Zi and Xu Fengnian, taking Hu Hai's spoiled playboy act to the extreme.

People speak of him with dread, avoiding him like a venomous snake or scorpion.

That is, until the day of the spring grand sacrifice, when Jing Ke enters the palace bearing the map of Dukang.

When the map is unrolled and the dagger revealed, Jing Ke suddenly strikes. Not a single civil or military official dares step forward to save the emperor.

Only one person acts, wielding the power of a terrestrial immortal.

At that moment, the young prince Hu Hai in everyone's eyes seems to have become someone else entirely.

His handsome face no longer carries its usual frivolity and arrogance.

With a three-foot sword in hand, he looks utterly unruffled, and his eyes seem to hold a vast river of stars.

Along with his ethereal, otherworldly bearing,

he gives off an indescribable air of divine splendor.

"This sword is called Immortal's Kneel. It shall send you on your way!"

Before his voice has even faded,

Hu Hai flicks his sleeve, sheathes his sword, and turns to leave, as calm as ever.

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