Da Qin: Exile on the Frontier

An imperial order banished Ying Wuyou, the third prince of the Qin Dynasty, to the frontier. Being implicated in the Lao Ai Rebellion this time, narrowly escaping death was already the greatest mercy of Ying Zheng. As for returning to Xianyang, or even inheriting the throne, don't even think about it in this life. Bite! The Lord of Destiny system is activated! "The host will annihilate the Xiongnu Golden Wolf Cavalry, and reward thirty thousand people for being trapped in the camp. The ambition to stay in the camp will lead to death or life!" "The host goes straight to the Golden Court of the Huns and rewards fifty thousand white horses as righteous followers. Where justice comes, life and death will follow. Heaven and earth serve as a mirror, and the white horses serve as proof!" "The host slaughtered all the Huns and left no one alive. He rewarded 80,000 soldiers who were the first to die. He fought first in every battle and never surrendered to the death!" "The host will kill all the barbarians in Mobei and kill them all. He will reward one hundred thousand unworthy flying troops. He will fly on the battlefield and be invincible to those who stand in his way!" … Until one day, the First Emperor faked his death, rebels rose up, Xianyang was besieged, and the Qin Dynasty was about to perish. Ying Wuyou, with his cloak fluttering and murderous intent like the sea, returned with an army of millions... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.