Great Qin: The Eastern Emperor's Young Master Inherits the Wine Sword Immortal from the Start

Through a twist of fate, Han Li arrives in the Great Qin Empire and becomes the young master of the Yin-Yang School. From the start, he gains the Drunken Sword Immortal's legacy: the more he drinks, the stronger he gets!

Dongjun: “Young Master, pretending to be drunk and sneaking into my bedroom is not the first time you've done this.”

Fan Ruoruo: “Huh? What's going on? Who is this, and why is he on my daybed?”

Shao Siming: “You can't take sweet words seriously when someone's drunk, but the young master called me ‘baby’!”

Yan Lingji: “Wasn't I supposed to kill this bastard? How did I end up in his bed?”

Gai Nie: “I'm the great Sword Saint, yet I can't beat a drunkard. I've brought shame upon the title of Sword Saint!”

Li Hanyi: “I came to cross swords with you, and now you're making me cling to the wall!”

Baili Dongjun: “I'm no match for him in a fight, and I'm no match for him in drinking either. What kind of Wine Immortal does that make me?”

Wang Xianzhi: “I was just being modest when I called myself the second-best under heaven. That bastard Han Li actually made this old man second-best under heaven!”

Wanwan dances beneath the moon, while Shi Feixuan plays the zither and flute. And I, Han Li, ride westward with my sword, vanquishing demons across the world. There may be madmen in this world, but I alone am the Drunken Sword Immortal!

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