The Great Qin Clan's Youngest Uncle: Bai Qi Takes My Orders from the Start

Ying Xuan transmigrates into the body of Qin Shi Huang's youngest clan uncle, a junior officer in the border army. The court dismisses him as too young, and the enemy laughs at his inexperience.

Until he is trapped at Hexi, drenched in blood, and draws his sword amid a hundred thousand troops.

The heroic spirit of Bai Qi descends from the heavens, his voice shaking the land: "Your humble general Bai Qi awaits Your Majesty's orders!"

From that moment on, the banners of Great Qin are destined to fly in every corner of the planet.

Summon famous generals and conquer the world!

Huo Qubing sweeps across the North American Great Plains with eight hundred cavalrymen, pointing his whip: "This is a fine place to build a city. We shall call it New Chang'an!"

Han Xin lands on the European continent with a million troops. His ambush on all sides is reenacted, and the Roman Senate trembles amid the flames as it surrenders.

Zhuge Liang waves his feather fan and lights up a global map in the Xianyang Palace. "Your Majesty, this is the sight of all nations coming to pay tribute."

Years later, Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng stands before a newly renovated Pantheon in Rome, watching black-haired, dark-eyed children recite poetry and classics in Qin script.

He suddenly thinks of that young clan uncle who was always dressed in armor, and says with a smile to the historian beside him:

"Write this down: the world I rule began when my clan uncle Ying Xuan drew his sword."

"Everything beneath the sun and moon, all the way to the rivers' farthest reaches, has indeed become Qin territory."

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