Great Qin: Bound to the National Fate, I Split Open Heaven's Gate with One Sword

He transmigrated to the Continent of Ten Thousand Dynasties and became Ying Ziqiu, the eldest son of the Qin Emperor, Ying Zheng.

He joined the army at a young age, once riding across the northern deserts and erecting a stone monument at Yanran. But after being plotted against by numerous factions, he died in Beiliang.

Three years later, as Great Qin declined, Ying Ziqiu rose again from a mountain of corpses.

With a single sword strike, he opened the Heavenly Gate and extended Great Qin's fate by ten years.

The world was shaken!

Old Zhu smiled and said, "I knew you wouldn't die so easily, kid."

Li Shimin scowled. "If you want to beat up the wild boar skins, go ahead, but why drag me into this? Move that sword!"

The Qing Emperor Qianlong panicked. "Guards, protect me!"

Emperor Zhenzong Zhao Heng was visibly excited. "The Great Song is doomed! I must go to Mount Tai and perform the Fengshan ceremony!"

Ying Zheng burst out of his coffin. "My son Ziqiu has the makings of a Great Emperor."

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