The Legend of Qin: King at Sixteen, Emperor at Thirty

After an accident transmigrates him into the world of Qin, he becomes the last crown prince of Yan.

At sixteen, with his kingdom on the verge of collapse, he inherits the throne of Yan and raises an army in Liaodong Commandery to reclaim all of Yan's territory.

The red dragon banner on a white field sweeps across the lands of the Six Kingdoms like a hurricane.

At twenty-six, Yan's iron cavalry tramples the walls of Xianyang, capital of the mighty Qin state, the strongest of the Warring States.

In Luoyang, Ji Dan is formally crowned emperor, becoming the first ruler in Chinese history to bear the title of Emperor.

Thus he completes his glorious transformation from a hostage in Zhao to the founding emperor of the Great Zhou.

Gongsun Liji: Dan, if you wish it, I can do anything for you, even stand against the whole world.

Zi Nu: For the sake of a world united under one rule, I am willing to marry into the Yan royal palace.

Xiao Meng: Master was right. Junior Brother Yan, you really are an interesting man!

Jing Ni: I spent my whole life walking on thin ice. Meeting you gave me a new life!

Ying Zheng: I've never been able to figure out whether Ji Dan, King of Yan, is the reincarnation of the ancient Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan.

The rulers of the Six Kingdoms: What? Li Xin is the King of Yan, and the King of Yan is Li Xin? Liar! He's an even more despicable swindler than Zhang Yi and Su Qin!

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