Immortal Qin: I Am the Emperor, Who Dares Call Themselves Emperor?

Several hundred years ago, when Qin Feizi, the first ruler of Qin, passed away,

a colossal black dragon appeared above Xianyang and proclaimed:

"The Ancestral Dragon drew upon the achievements of six generations, raised his long whip, and ruled all under heaven."

"With roads sharing the same tracks, books the same script, conduct the same standards, lands the same boundaries, and measures the same units."

"He brought about an unprecedented unification of heaven and earth."

Qin Ershi, Qin Sanshi, Qin Sishi, Qin Wushi...

Whenever a Qin king died, that black dragon would appear above Xianyang.

From then on, the prophecy of unification grew ever more fervent.

When Ying Zheng ascended the throne, the whole world joined forces to attack Qin.

The Liu Han, Yang Sui, Li Tang, Wu Zhou, Zhao Song, Mongol Yuan, Zhu Ming, and Manchu Qing.

Eight great empires, dozens of major states, and hundreds of small kingdoms gathered in Xianyang.

Everyone knew what "Ying Zheng" represented.

The Ancestral Dragon, Ying Zheng, represented unification.

Ying Zheng also represented the Mandate of Heaven and eternal prosperity.

The introduction falls short. Read the story for yourself.

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