Great Qin: After a Hundred Years of Sign-Ins, I Somehow Became Invincible

Reborn in the Warring States period as the son of Duke Xiao of Qin, he studied under Shang Yang, also known as Wei Yang.

Ying Cang had thought he could thrive with the help of his System, but it required a hundred years of sign-ins before it could be activated.

With no other choice, Ying Cang could only follow the course of history.

He took part in Qin's reforms and witnessed the state's rise with his own eyes.

Alongside Zhang Yi, he assisted Qin's first king and led the state in its struggle to rule the land.

He also discussed the Way with ancient sages such as Mencius, Zhuangzi, Sun Bin, and Xunzi.

He was the Great Qin's first Lord of Wu'an, and his disciple was none other than Bai Qi, the god of slaughter known as the Butcher.

He lived through the reigns of four Qin kings. Nearly a hundred years old, he was still as formidable as ever, fighting his way through enemy ranks again and again.

He was the guardian deity of Great Qin and the architect of Xianyang.

To bring an end to five hundred years of chaos, he single-handedly supported Ying Zheng and helped him ascend the throne as the greatest emperor of all time!

With him around, Great Qin was destined to stand unshaken!

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