Great Qin: A Hundred-Year-Old Veteran Guards the Nation's Gate with a Coffin on His Shoulder

Ying Yu transmigrates to the Great Qin dynasty and becomes a great-uncle of Ying Zheng.

From the reign of King Zhaoxiang of Qin onward, he fights for Qin, sweeping through the Six States and keeping them under constant pressure.

For his countless achievements, he is named Marquis Champion!

After helping Ying Zheng ascend the throne, Ying Yu, now advanced in years, chooses to retire to the mountains.

In 241 BC, hearing that Ying Yu has not appeared for years, the other five states form an alliance and attack Qin again. An army of 150,000 reaches Zui, and Xianyang is in grave danger.

The young Ying Zheng, clad in armor and armed for battle, stands atop the walls of Xianyang and bows deeply toward Zui.

He says, "Ying Zheng, King of Qin, humbly begs Great-Uncle to come out of retirement!"

Ying Yu: "When the nation is at war, I will answer the call. I will fight, and I will win!"

The allied armies of the five states: "It's him! That godlike man is still alive! Retreat, retreat!!!"

Beginning at Zui, Ying Yu, despite being a hundred years old, crushes the five-state alliance's plan to destroy Qin. He reignites the nation's passion for war and begins a new campaign to unite the world.

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