Great Qin: I Exiled You, and You Wiped Out the Six Kingdoms?

Ying Wu transmigrates into a world of rival dynasties and becomes a prince of Great Qin.

From the start, he is exiled to the frontier of Liangzhou.

Ambushed by the Hu, he awakens the Enemy-Slaying System.

That day, with a single blade in hand, he chases down and hacks at three thousand Hu cavalrymen for three days and nights.

The soldiers: This prince is the real deal. When trouble comes, he really does hack people to pieces.

From then on, the fiercest prince in Great Qin cuts down six imperial courts and sweeps through the martial world.

Eight hundred elite cavalry ride out of Liangzhou.

Iron steeds and flashing spears, a path to hegemony.

A million heads roll and tumble to the ground.

What are rules?

My rules are the rules!

Li Shimin: Damn, Ying Wu is a brutal one. In battle, one swing of his sword splits open the gates of heaven.

Zhu Yuanzhang: Stop chopping! At least leave me a bowl, will you?

Zhao Zhen: I rule through benevolence and virtue... Just don't chop off my face.

Ying Zheng: I exiled him, and he went and wiped out the Six Kingdoms. Now he's asking me to die?

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