Great Qin: I Split Heaven and Earth to Save the Ancestral Dragon

After transmigrating into the Qin Empire era, Ying Che becomes the First Emperor's nineteenth son.

One day, the First Emperor falls gravely ill and bestows the Sword Tianwen upon Ying Che.

Ying Che binds himself to a System, draws his sword, and points it toward the heavens.

With a cry of, "I command Heaven and Earth to open a narrow path," he gives the First Emperor a chance to live.

Then the divine physician Cui Wenzi takes the First Emperor's pulse and declares that unless they find the jade seals of the Seven Kingdoms and gather the fortune and dragon energy of the realm to forge an elixir of immortality, the First Emperor has only one year left.

Alone, with a sword in hand, Ying Che leaves Xianyang and enters the martial world. From then on, the realm is thrown into turmoil once more.

He merges with Li Chun'gang, sweeping away the Qin Empire's internal threats with twin sleeves of green serpents.

He merges with Ren Piaomiao, and his Thirteenth Sword buries one hundred thousand Tang soldiers.

He merges with the Sword Demon. Though he holds no sword, the sword energy in his heart splits mountains and parts the waters!

Li Shimin: "How about you just kill me instead?" I gritted my teeth and said it.

Yang Guang: "If you want the jade seal, just take it! Why'd you have to steal my consort?"

The Hundred Schools of Thought: We agreed you'd take the jade seals. What do you mean, you've killed off nearly everyone in the martial world?

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