Great Qin: The Ancestral Dragon Tells His Life Story, and the People Rally Behind Him

After absorbing the empire's fortune and dragon energy for many years, the Imperial Heirloom Seal, long held by Ying Zheng, ruler of Great Qin, awakens.

It transforms into a Dao-Protector Seal and takes Ying Zheng to another chaotic world.

As long as he tells stories in a crowded place, he can earn all kinds of rewards.

Taking inspiration from himself, Ying Zheng writes The Legend of the Eternal Emperor and begins recounting how he grew from a child into the ruler of all under heaven.

But the story is about more than that.

The opening of the heavens by Pangu and Nuwa mending the sky, as recorded in the Classic of Mountains and Seas; the ancient Heavenly Emperor Dijun; the Bowed Horse, which ate gold and fire and fed on tigers and leopards...

The primordial gods Donghuang Taiyi and the Great and Lesser Fates, as recorded in Qu Yuan's Nine Songs...

When these native myths of Great Qin reach another world, they cause an uproar, overturning people's understanding of gods, sages, and immortals.

"Born a high lord, dead a bright god."

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