Great Qin: From Hostage to Eternal Night Emperor

At the end of the Shang Dynasty, the tyrant King Zhou was misled by a fox demon and let a million demons through the passes, plunging the world into chaos and leaving the people in misery.

Fortunately, King Wen campaigned against King Zhou, and King Wu drove out the demons. The demon threat was eliminated, the Great Zhou Dynasty was founded, and that year became Year One of the New Calendar.

Toward the end of the Zhou Dynasty, Buddhism and Daoism flourished while the people suffered. King Ming of Zhou destroyed Buddhism.

In Year 500 of the New Calendar, King Ming personally led an expedition to the Buddhist kingdom in the Western Regions and never returned. The Great Zhou had exhausted its foundations, and the Three Hundred Years of Spring and Autumn began.

In Year 799, Qin King Ying Zheng swiftly conquered the Six States in a single year and unified the lands south of the Central Plains, stunning the world.

In Year 800, Northern Qi, Western Liang, and Southern Yue each sent a million troops to attack Qin. Unable to bear the cost, Qin King Ying Zheng ceded two provinces to Northern Qi and sent his most beloved Seventh Prince to Great Yi as a hostage, securing an alliance with Northern Qi and averting the kingdom's destruction.

In Year 808, the soul of a person from Earth transmigrated into the body of Ye Hua Jun, a resident of Dayi City, the capital of Northern Qi. The story begins here...

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