Da Qin: Stop Pretending, My Son Is a Taoist Immortal Master

Ying Zi'an traveled across the Qin Dynasty and became the ninth prince. He originally wanted to eat and wait for death, but accidentally awakened the Taoist Heavenly Master System. After that, he forged the Supreme Cave, painted the heavenly talisman, refined the elixir of immortality, practiced Taoist immortality techniques, and embarked on the path to immortality. However, the First Emperor believed that Ying Zi'an was addicted to the alchemists' theories and lost his ambition by playing with things. One day, the First Emperor accidentally entered the Xianjia Cave and was completely shocked. When the First Emperor came out, the world changed drastically. "Xianyang prayed for rain for seven days, but God did not do anything. Yingzheng sacrificed a Taoist rain talisman and forcibly cast rain." "There were hungry people all over the land and no grain was harvested. Ying Zheng brought out fairy potatoes and produced tens of thousands of catties per mu overnight." "The remnants of the Six Kingdoms were determined to create a plague. Ying Zheng personally refined medicine and refined elixirs, saving tens of millions of people." "The flood from the west of the canal came to the world, and Ying Zheng held the sea-fixing needle to..." The remnants of hundreds of schools of thought and six kingdoms said: "My life has been shortened. It turns out that there really is an immortal behind the First Emperor." Qin Shihuang: "Stop pretending, my son is a Taoist immortal master." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.