At the height of his powers, the First Emperor of Qin sent Xu Fu across the sea in search of the elixir of immortality.
Yet after that, the history books never recorded another word about Xu Fu.
Did Xu Fu really leave and never return?
The First Emperor of Qin suddenly fell ill and died while touring the east, but why was Zhao Gao the only one able to conceal the truth from everyone?
Why did Li Si help Zhao Gao?
Was all of this one big mystery?
Wang Jian, a great general of Qin, was ordered by the First Emperor to lead an army of five hundred thousand, then vanished without a trace.
Why did he never reappear, even when Qin fell under the Second Emperor?
Liu Qing, a college sophomore in the twenty-first century, keeps dreaming that people are sacrificing him.
His classmate Yin Xiaoji, a nobody, suddenly strikes it rich.
Gradually,
Liu Qing realizes
that the elixir of immortality does exist in this world.
It's just that the process of making it takes a very long time.
It might take several thousand years…
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Killing one person is a sin, killing ten thousand people makes you a king. Killing ten thousand people makes you the king of kings. The king of kings, one ham sausage is stronger than six.
Qin can be destroyed, but China cannot be destroyed.
Thunder! With this level of cultivation, I will give you a hammer Zidian! Burn your horse's ashes twice with this mysterious flame The ground cracks! This prosperous place has fallen leaves. If your horse is gone, no need to thank you.
One million Qin troops guarded the border against aliens
Seeing the pendant reminds me of mythology