Three Kingdoms: I Became a Descendant of the Qin Dynasty

The surname Ying commands unparalleled respect throughout the land of Huaxia.

That black torrent poured out of Hangu Pass and swept toward the Six States of Shandong.

Han was destroyed, Zhao conquered, Wei swallowed, Chu brought to ruin, Yan crushed, and Qi broken.

With the realm united, the Central Plains saw its first centralized state.

The Great Qin.

The Great Qin Empire lasted only fifteen short years, but it laid the foundations for the prosperity of the Han people and Huaxia.

It built highways, standardized carriage axles and writing, abolished enfeoffment in favor of commanderies and counties, annexed the Baiyue in the south, and struck the Xiongnu in the north.

In fifteen years, it accomplished feats that other dynasties could not achieve in hundreds.

Ying Cheng clutched a dragon-patterned jade pendant, his whole body trembling with excitement.

The Great Qin, a dynasty that inspired awe and longing.

And today, his surname was Ying. He was a descendant of the Great Qin!

The man who united the Six States and was honored by later generations as the Ancestral Dragon was his forebear.

The Great Qin had elite warriors. Who could stand against them?

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