A Countdown of China's Real Men: From the Start, the Greatest Emperor of All Time

Ning Yuan idly scrolled through his phone, watching short videos of those idols who looked neither masculine nor feminine. The comments were full of things like:

Ahhh! How can he be so handsome?

I love him so much, he's such a man.

Ning Yuan lamented how times had changed. Where had the backbone and integrity of the men of China's thousand-year history gone? What kind of people were today's idols? He wished he could show young people what a real man looked like.

Just then, the Heavenly Dao's giant screen descended upon China, launching a countdown of the real men of China's thousand-year history. The Heavenly Dao forced the people of China to watch.

The giant screen could even project people's reactions and comments.

And so began a countdown of real men, unrelated to good or evil, stance, victory or defeat, achievement, status, or controversy.

Qin Shi Huang, who unified the six states: "As long as I live, I shall defend our borders, expand our territory, subdue the four barbarians, and lay the foundation for my Great Qin to endure for ten thousand generations! Even in death, my soul shall become a dragon, protecting our Huaxia so it may never fall..."

Xiang Yu, taking his own life at the Wu River: "Though I die today, I am still the Hegemon-King of Western Chu..."

Zhuge Liang, dying at Wuzhang Plains: "A name that lasts for a thousand years is still nothing more than a lonely legacy left to the dead..."

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