Great Qin: I Will Never Lead Great Qin to Ruin

Beneath the steady drizzle, Hu Hai stood by the window, his face clouded with worry.

Hu Hai was the eighteenth son of King Ying Zheng of Qin, born to a concubine. He was four years old, with different-colored eyes: his right was amber-gold, and his left was icy blue.

The nine provinces were in the Warring States period, with kingdoms vying for supremacy. Yet Qin stood above them all, and its unification of the realm was all but certain. As a son of the Qin king, and one who was relatively favored, Hu Hai should have had no worries at such a young age. But no one knew that Hu Hai was no longer the same Hu Hai. To be precise, his soul did not belong to this era.

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