Great Qin: Alliance Through Marriage with the Tang, Wedding Princess Changle

After transmigrating to the Imperial Continent, Ying Feng became the eldest prince of Great Qin!

Dynasties that had existed throughout history all converged here, competing for supremacy in a war of all nations.

From the start, Ying Feng arranged a marriage alliance, then set out to wed Princess Li Lizhi of Changle.

Passing through the Zhou Son of Heaven's royal city, he met Wu Zhao, a Great Zhou princess with grand ambitions.

At last, King Ying Zheng of Qin launched his campaign for supremacy.

Liu Che, King of Han, and Zhao Gou, King of Song, immediately sent princesses to form marriage alliances. From then on, Wang Zhaojun played by his side, while Zhao Feiyan danced before his eyes.

The valiant Great Ming was determined to rival Great Qin, and King Zhu Yuanzhang vowed to fight them to the end.

On the battlefield, the weapons of Great Ming's female marshal, Qin Liangyu, clashed with Ying Feng's, sending sparks flying.

At last, Great Qin united the world. Alexander, who had come to invade from the east, prostrated himself at Ying Feng's feet.

The Qin sword left its sheath and pointed north. Catherine, the great empress of her age, immediately submitted.

That day, Ying Feng sat alone on a high platform, while the emperors of the nations that had once stood against him became his subjects!

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