I Heard Guangling Was Warm, Then the Snow Dragon Cavalry Rode South

He transmigrates as the God of War of Great Qin, the eldest son of Wu'an Lord Bai Qi.

When his elder sister is humiliated, he personally leads the Snowstorm Dragon Cavalry out of Xiliang and into Jiangnan, slaughtering the powerful clans of Guangling until none remain. People say that the bones of Xiliang make you tremble.

During the Spring and Autumn wars between kingdoms, he destroys more than eighty nations, great and small, and helps Ying Zheng ascend the throne. He is the greatest contributor to Great Qin's unification of the realm, and the world calls him the Butcher.

After unifying Huaxia, he is made Prince of Xiliang, the only non-Ying prince in Great Qin.

He breaks the backs of the martial world below, ensuring that no swordsman dares use force to defy the law.

He holds the imperial court in check from within. While he lives, no one among the hundred nations dares restore their kingdoms, the Xiongnu dare not ride south, and the Baiyue dare not invade.

He shuts the gates of heaven above and severs the connection between heaven and earth. Those above must attend to affairs above. On earth, there are no more immortals.

The Butcher dons his armor, alone on horseback.

Three hundred thousand men dismount as one, their voices crying out, "Great General!"

Xiliang recognizes no imperial jade seal of the First Emperor, only the Prince of Liang's tiger tally.

If the world's elegance amounts to ten dou, he alone claims twelve. The world owes him the extra two.

A human life lasts no more than a hundred years. It takes a hundred years of cultivation to become Bai Wuyou.

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