Three Kingdoms: Bound to the Nation's Destiny, I Rebuild the Immortal Qin Empire

After Qin Shi Huang died at Shaqiu, he left a final decree naming his eldest son, Fusu, as his successor.

But Hu Hai altered the decree and issued a forged order commanding Fusu to kill himself.

To protect the bloodline of Qin Shi Huang, General Meng Tian secretly took Fusu's son away.

From then on, the Meng clan remained loyal guardians of Fusu's descendants.

To ensure Qin Shi Huang's bloodline would survive, all of Fusu's descendants took the surname Qin at birth and lived under assumed identities.

Four hundred years later, amid the turmoil at the end of the Han dynasty,

the Yellow Turban Rebellion broke out. Qin Feng, the sole direct descendant of Qin Shi Huang, inherited the destiny of the Great Qin Empire because the First Emperor's blood ran through his veins.

Qin Feng swore:

Since Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan, and the others failed to protect the land of Huaxia, allowing the Five Barbarians to ravage China,

he, Ying Feng, would shoulder the burden and establish a truly iron-blooded dynasty belonging to the people of Huaxia,

so that Great Qin could revitalize this great Huaxia nation!

In the end, Qin Feng ascends the throne, restores the surname Ying, and establishes an unrivaled...

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