Da Qin: Forge the National Jade Seal to Control the World's Luck!

Qin lost its deer? No, I want to hold the seal and seal the heaven! He traveled through time and became Qin Shihuang, who was sweeping across the world, but he encountered a turbulent undercurrent in the empire: the nobles of the six countries colluded with the alchemists to steal the country's fortune, the guardians were enchanted by meteorites falling from the sky, and the southern Xinjiang witchcraft cursed and killed the royal family... The Great Qin actually collapsed after the epic victory! At the critical moment of life and death, Yingzheng awakens to cast a fortune-sacrifice system, based on the peerless He's Bi, gathering gold and copper from Kyushu, and attracting the Earth's Heart Flame Dragon to cast the national jade seal! The jade seal grows day long, the nine dragons circle around the balcony, and the imperial edict resounds throughout the world: "I hold the seal to govern the country, and the national destiny of the Qin Dynasty is established!" From then on, the jade seal became the national destiny! Build the Great Wall to the north? No, after refining the dragon's spine formation for thousands of miles, all the barbarian arrows will turn into ashes! Xu Fu seeks immortality? The jade seal swallowed up the spiritual energy of the East China Sea and made three thousand Qin officials the city gods! Xiang Yu lifts the cauldron? Millions of terracotta warriors and horses came to life in the imperial mausoleum of Lishan Mountain. Lord Wu An returned with his halberd in hand: "Chu invaders, how dare you invade our Qin territory!" When the Emperor Ziwei star shines in Xianyang, Yingzheng holds the seal and steps on the heavenly steps: "Isn't the immortal fishing for luck in the world? Today I use the jade seal to guard the Tianmen - the mountains and rivers of the human race, and the immortals are forbidden to travel! Wherever the arrows of the Great Qin arrive, it will be the eternal Immortal Qin!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.