Great Qin: After Twenty Years Away, I Build an Invincible Empire

239 BC, the tenth year of King Zheng of Qin's reign.

Queen Dowager Zhao Ji orders the palace maid A Fang to drink poisoned wine and die.

That year, five-year-old Zhao Mo has to stay alive.

He steals a horse and flees the palace, running for his life.

At the critical moment, his sign-in System activates.

Sign in at the snowy peaks of the Western Regions: 100,000 Snow-Dragon Cavalry.

Sign in on the northern frontier grasslands: 100,000 Heavy Cavalry of the Buddha's Army.

The organization of the Unworthy Ones, the one-armed Sword God, the God of Death Bai Qi...

From then on, Zhao Mo signs in across the world.

Wherever his army marches, there are only two choices: submission or destruction.

In just twenty years,

the empire named Great Xia breaches the gates and establishes a new order.

With an unrivaled presence, it conquers an endless expanse of territory.

On this day, the army of Great Xia reaches the Western Regions.

After many years, Zhao Mo climbs once more to the summit of the snowy peaks in the Western Regions.

He gazes east toward the Great Qin Empire, unified at last after years of warfare.

Two entirely different voices ring out.

A childish voice: "My name is Ying Mo, the eldest son of King Ying Zheng of Qin."

A cold voice: "My name is Zhao Mo, emperor of the Great Xia Empire!"

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