Great Qin: I've Come Clean, and You're Finished

In his previous life, he was the youngest general in his country. He fought on countless battlefields and never knew defeat, earning the nickname Little Zhuge from the world.

After dying unexpectedly, he transmigrated to the world of the Great Qin, where he continued to stir up the storm and manipulate the Seven States as if they were in the palm of his hand.

Ying Zheng took him as his master, Han Fei admitted defeat before him, and even Zhang Liang, famed for never making a miscalculation, could be called half his disciple.

The name Luo Chen sent shivers down the backs of the Hundred Schools of Thought. Others schemed over a single matter, while Luo Chen schemed for an entire state.

Though he was nowhere to be seen in the martial world, his legends were everywhere. Everyone who had seen him draw his sword was dead, and his title as Sword God spread across the Six States. That was why a nameless bronze sword appeared on Feng Huzi's Sword Ranking.

Luo Chen: "I used to keep a low profile, but people kept picking fights with me. So I'm done pretending. I'll lay it all out: whoever comes at me, I'll take them down."

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