Great Qin: I Became Bai Qi, and I'll Live for Five Hundred Years First

The towering Yangtou Mountain and the leisurely Dan River witnessed the Battle of Changping, the all-out war between Qin and Zhao during the Warring States period. The battle also set the course for the unification of China. Bai Qi transmigrated into this era of war and became the Qin state's God of War, Bai Qi, a man with the same name as himself.

He had been worried about his eventual execution, but then discovered he had a Longevity System. As long as he kept winning, he would be rewarded with more years of life.

Then he would set himself a modest goal: live for five hundred years.

Years later, King Ying Zheng of Qin asked, "Lord Wu'an, is immortality possible in this world?"

Bai Qi replied, "I don't know either."

"Could it be that even Lord Wu'an isn't immortal?"

"I just haven't lived long enough to die yet."

Later generations recorded: When Lord Wu'an Bai Qi discussed immortality with the King of Qin, he said he did not know whether immortality existed.

That's right. I'm still alive for now, but I never said I couldn't die.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.