Da Qin: Marry with Da Tang and Marry Princess Changle

Traveling across the imperial continent, Ying Feng became the eldest son of the Qin Emperor! Dynasties that have appeared in history gathered here to stage a struggle for hegemony among nations. Ying Feng initially brokered a marriage, and then embarked on the road to marry Princess Li Lizhi of Changle. Passing by the Imperial City of the Emperor of Zhou, he met the ambitious Princess Wu Zhao of Zhou Dynasty. Finally, King Qin Yingzheng started the hegemony mode. Liu Che, the king of Han, and Zhao Gou, the king of Song, immediately sent their princess to get married. From then on, Wang Zhaojun played in his ears and Zhao Feiyan danced in front of his eyes. The Ming Dynasty was fierce, and Ming King Zhu Yuanzhang vowed to compete with the Qin Dynasty. On the battlefield, Qin Liangyu, the female marshal of the Ming Dynasty, collided with Ying Feng's weapons, causing sparks to fly. Finally, Da Qin unites the world. Alexander, who came to conquer the East, was on his knees. The Qin sword was unsheathed and pointed to the north. The empress Catherine immediately surrendered. That day, Ying Feng sat alone on the high platform, and all the former emperors were ministers! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.