Great Qin: From Invincible War God to Ruler of the World

A young man from a later age transmigrates into an alternate Qin Dynasty and becomes Ying Zheng's fifth son, Ying Qian!

He once personally led the Qin army across the Yellow River, marched out of Hedong and through Jingxing, and destroyed the State of Zhao. King Qian of Zhao rode out in a white carriage and knelt to welcome him!

Then he fought for thousands of miles, took Jizhou, killed Crown Prince Dan, and captured King Xi of Yan, bringing him before his tent to answer for his crimes!

Finally, through his own strength alone, without deploying a single soldier, he forced Qi, the foremost state in the east, with an army of 300,000 and a population of one million, to open its gates and surrender!

Thus Ying Qian earned the glorious name of peerless God of War!

After Qin was established, Ying Qian was enfeoffed as the Prince of Yong and tasked with defending Yanmen Pass. The Xiongnu dared not ride south to graze their horses, and their warriors dared not draw their bows to seek revenge!

Xiang Yu, the Conqueror of Chu: "Of all the people in the world, the only one worthy of being my opponent is the Prince of Yong!"

Li Shimin: "Ying Qian's strategies are without equal through the ages. With the Prince of Yong leading Qin's army north, unifying the Central Plains is no longer possible!"

Genghis Khan: "As long as the Prince of Yong lives, the Mongol cavalry will not dare take a single step east!"

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