Great Qin: Entering Martial Arts Through Confucianism, Becoming the Strongest God of War!

Su Feng transmigrates to the Warring States period, an age of countless brilliant talents, and follows in the footsteps of the sages by traveling among the various states.

He speaks at length about the situation among the states at a political forum in Xianyang, making a name for himself and earning the favor of the King of Qin. He is appointed a guest minister and offers strategies to Qin.

The various states fear his abilities and secretly send assassins after him, time and time again.

Su Feng offers the King of Qin a plan: issue an edict inviting swordsmen from every state to come to Qin and compete for official posts, then seize the opportunity to form a special corps of assassins.

Only when the four famed disciples of Guigu, renowned throughout the age, emerge to stir the world's affairs does Su Feng's System activate.

He attacks Wei and battles Pang Juan, attacks Qi and battles Sun Bin...

Many years later, his hair white, he gazes at the lonely graves covering the land, tears in his eyes, and murmurs to himself:

"Let the winds of change blow as they will. Let the seas change and the fields become mulberry groves."

"I welcome death on the battlefield with a smile. May the flame be passed on forever."

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