Three Kingdoms: Binding the Destiny of the Country and Building the Immortal Qin Empire

After the death of Sha Qiu, the first emperor of Qin, he left his last words indicating that his eldest son Fusu should succeed to the throne. However, Hu Hai tampered with this imperial edict and ordered Fusu to commit suicide through a forged edict. In order to protect Qin Shihuang's descendants, General Mengtian secretly took Fusu's son away. Since then, the Meng family has been loyally guarding Fusu's descendants. In order to ensure that Qin Shihuang's bloodline could continue, Fusu's descendants changed their surnames to Qin after birth and kept their names anonymous. Four hundred years later, during the turbulent period at the end of the Han Dynasty, The Yellow Turban Rebellion broke out. Qin Feng, the only direct descendant of Qin Shihuang, bound the national destiny of the Qin Empire because of the blood of the First Emperor flowing in his body. Qin Feng then swore: In view of the fact that Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan and others failed to successfully protect the land of China, resulting in the Five Chaos chaos in China! Then, let him, Ying Feng, take on the important task of establishing an iron-blooded dynasty that truly belongs to the Chinese people. Let Da Qin revitalize this great Chinese nation! In the end, Qin Feng ascended the throne as emperor, restored the Ying surname, and established supreme... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.