Great Qin: My Grandson Is the Ancestral Dragon

In 307 BC, King Wu of Qin, Ying Dang, died after attempting to lift a ceremonial bronze vessel in the royal domain of Zhou and rupturing his kneecaps.

That same year, Ying Ji, who was far away in Yan, became emperor.

Ying Ji activated the Overlord System and declared himself king that very year. Faced with turmoil in Qin, he paid it no mind, led an army of a hundred thousand, and set out to lift the vessel in the royal domain of Zhou.

He brought the Nine Tripods into Qin, wielding the Son of Heaven's authority to command the feudal lords.

That same year, he laid out Qin's strategy for expanding eastward.

Ying Zhuang: “I'm going to rebel, but Ying Ji won't even pay attention to me!”

Ying Ji: “Ying Zhuang, you're not worthy of being my opponent. I simply ignored your existence.”

Bai Qi: “The title of God of Death belongs to Your Majesty. I've spent my life on the battlefield, and every victory came from remembering your words: ‘Keep your head down and don't show off. If you're going to show off, go all the way.’”

Gan Mao: “Your Majesty is a master of both civil and military affairs.”

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