The Immortal Martial Qin Dynasty: Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng

This is a Warring States era reimagined as a world of immortals and martial arts, where the Hundred Schools of Thought contend in a chorus of ideas!

Confucius travels among the states, recording the Spring and Autumn Annals with his brush. With a sweep of his calligraphy, he repels ten thousand foes; with sharp words, he battles the world. His noble spirit sets the universe in order, and through Confucianism he proves the Dao, eventually becoming the Supreme Sage.

Laozi rides west on an ox, bringing purple clouds from the east. He summons wind and rain and turns beans into soldiers. Then, under the gaze of all, he leaves behind five thousand words of profound wisdom, ascends to immortality, and shocks the world. They call him the Ancestor of the Dao.

The Mohist leader invents ingenious mechanisms. He once soared into the heavens to gather star-forged iron, and once plunged to the ocean floor to mine ten-thousand-year-old silver. His talismanic formations can shrink distances, letting him cross ten thousand miles of mountains and rivers in a single step. He also forges all manner of magical treasures, wondrous creations that seize the workings of Heaven.

Reborn as Ying Zheng, Crown Prince of Great Qin, this time I will climb the road to Heaven, stride to the beat of a song, and cover the sky with a snap of my fingers!

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