Great Qin: The Confucian Outcast, Sought by the Ancestral Dragon for the Art of Immortality

After transmigrating to the Qin dynasty, Zhang Ye becomes a Confucian disciple, only to be expelled from the sect by its leader for disagreeing with its principles, leaving him a cast-off disciple.

Fortunately, the System activates. From the start, his sign-in reward is Summoning Wind and Rain, one of the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches divine abilities.

He resolutely heads to the State of Qin, and with a single use of Summoning Wind and Rain, makes the First Emperor cry out that he is an immortal and appoint him National Preceptor of Great Qin!

As Zhang Ye signs in and gains more and more of the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches divine abilities...

Meng Tian: "The Immortal Master's divine might is peerless! With one move, he scattered beans that turned into soldiers and wiped out two hundred thousand Xiongnu troops!"

The Yin-Yang School: "Before Master Zhang Ye, the Yin-Yang School's astrology is nothing but a minor art. Master Zhang Ye's stellar arts can draw stars down from the sky. They are undoubtedly immortal arts."

The First Emperor: "While on my eastern tour, I caught a chill. I thought my days were numbered, but the Immortal Master used his supreme immortal arts to bring me back from the gates of death with a resurrection technique. The Immortal Master has granted me a second life!"

The Confucians: "We actually expelled a true immortal from the Confucian school? ..."

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