The Legend of Qin: Dragon Transformation Art, Swallowing the Celestial Star from the Start

A scholar is thrown into the chaos of the Warring States era. Before he can even catch his breath, a retainer of Lord Xinling drives him into a bottomless abyss.

The Fallen Star Abyss. Millennia-old spirit herbs have rotted into a poisonous mire, and anyone who falls in is never seen again. Yet a shooting star crashed here a thousand years ago and has lain dormant ever since.

The moment he falls into the black mud, his flesh rots and his bones shatter. But between life and death, he awakens the star that has lain dormant for a thousand years: the celestial star enters his body, the poisonous mire becomes a furnace, and his broken body becomes its vessel.

Rot and rebirth tear at him again and again. His meridians are reforged through destruction, and every trace of mortal bone is shed in excruciating pain.

When the dark green poisonous mist clears, he steps out of the black cocoon, transformed from head to toe. Deep within his dantian, the celestial star silently turns, scorching his blood and tempering his sinews.

Several days later, he looks up from the abyss.

Beyond the Fallen Star Abyss, Ying Zheng has yet to take the throne, the seven kingdoms are engulfed in war, and Lord Xinling's three thousand retainers are famous throughout the land. No one knows that the boy once crushed like an insect is climbing up the sheer cliff, carrying a cultivation art that will let him become a dragon.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.