Great Qin: Conquering the Ten Realms from the Start

The Ten Dharma Realms is a Buddhist term that divides Buddhas and sentient beings into ten realms: the Hell Realm, Hungry Ghost Realm, Animal Realm, Asura Realm, Human Realm, Heaven Realm, Sravaka Realm, Pratyekabuddha Realm, Bodhisattva Realm, and Buddha Realm.

The first six are the Six Ordinary Realms, and the last four are the Four Sage Realms. Together, they are known as the Six Ordinary and Four Sage Realms.

Among all the beings in these ten realms, how many gods, demons, ghosts, monsters, and humans have truly grasped their meaning through spiritual cultivation?

In ancient times, two mysterious diagrams were handed down: the Hetu and the Luoshu. They contained profound principles of the cosmos and the stars, and were hailed as the "Cosmic Rubik's Cube." They are the source of Chinese culture, yin-yang theory, the Five Elements, and divination. Later generations therefore referred to them together as the Hetu Luoshu.

As time and space between the modern and ancient worlds intertwined, a mysterious woman pored over numerous historical texts from the Qin and Han dynasties in a library, as well as works covering the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, and modern eras, as if searching for something...

At the end of the Qin dynasty, turmoil spread across the land. Gods and demons ran rampant, heroes rose up everywhere, and the forces of the martial world watched the situation in the Central Plains from the shadows, currents surging beneath the surface.

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