War God of the Late Qin Dynasty

Modern young man Qin Yi transmigrates to the end of the Qin dynasty and becomes a forced laborer. The moment he wakes, he possesses "innate divine strength," able to split stones with his bare hands and lift warhorses, overpowering every warrior of his time. Just as Zhao Gao seizes power and the realm rises against Qin, he begins by killing the official escorting him. Fighting alone, he charges through enemy lines, smashes open a stockade gate with one punch, and cleaves a chariot in two with a halberd. His peerless might terrifies all around him, and the words "Qin Yi has entered the battle" strike fear into enemy forces.

He rejects Liu Bang's attempts to recruit him and suppresses Xiang Yu in three rounds. He appoints Zhou Meng as his personal guard commander, makes Chen Ping his chief strategist, and puts Lyu Su in charge of logistics and internal affairs. Using his knowledge of history to predict the course of battles, he advances from surprise attacks on county seats to seizing the Jianghuai region, then pries open Hangu Pass with his bare hands and blocks the allied forces at the Battle of Sishui, cutting off their route. He sweeps aside Qin troops, rebel armies, and the old nobility of the Six States alike. In the end, he defeats Xiang Yu at Gaixia and forces Liu Bang to surrender at the Chencang Pass. He ends the chaos through sheer force, abolishes the feudal system in favor of prefectures and counties, lightens taxes, and restores people's livelihoods. Ascending the throne, he becomes a legendary emperor known as the "God of War with Divine Strength." Under his rule, war disappears and the people enjoy plenty.

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