Great Qin: From the Blood-Clothed Marquis to Emperor

Ying Yi once destroyed Han single-handedly, crushed Zhao, struck terror into Wei's mighty Wei Wu troops, and personally snuffed out Chu's final resistance.

He was the nightmare of the Six States and Qin's sharpest spear.

After Qin was founded, he was granted the title of Marquis of the Blood Robes and sent to cow the lands of Shu.

But in 210 BC, the First Emperor died at Shaqiu, his second son took the throne, and the realm split apart.

Just then, a cavalry force rode out of Shu, a blood-red robe charging straight for Xianyang, with no one daring to stand in its way!

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