Great Qin: Seizing Yan Lingji and Summoning the Great Snow Dragon Riders to Protect Qin

After transmigrating into the Qin dynasty as Ying Lan, the eldest son of Ying Zheng, he gets the sign-in System from the start, but spends years in obscurity, ignored by everyone. As the ministers place their bets on Fusu becoming crown prince, Ying Lan volunteers to lead fifty thousand vanguard troops against Han. Everyone thinks it's a suicide mission, but only he knows that the System's sign-in task points to one person: Yan Lingji.

When the entire Qin diplomatic mission is slaughtered, Ying Zheng furiously sends out his troops. Ying Lan leads the vanguard deep into Han territory and intercepts Yan Lingji amid a sea of flames as the Nightfall group closes in to kill her. He sends the Hundred Birds assassins reeling with a single palm strike, while silver needles pierce every pursuer. The moment the System notification sounds, the Great Snow Dragon Riders arrive: ten thousand elite cavalry!

But Han's hundred thousand troops have already laid a net of traps, and Ji Wuye personally orders the entire Hundred Birds group to attack, vowing to take the Qin crown prince's head. Surrounded on all sides, Ying Lan only smiles. "You think you've got me trapped?" The next moment, hoofbeats like a mountain collapsing thunder from behind them. Yuan Zuozong leads the Great Snow Dragon Riders through the enemy ranks. Their silver armor shines in the sun, their blades flash like snow, and a single charge shatters Han's entire defensive line.

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