Great Qin: The Taoist Priest Must Descend the Mountain

In the forty-eighth year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, Ying Ke transmigrated to the Warring States period and became Ying Zheng's elder brother.

When Ying Zheng returned to Qin, Ying Ke, guided by fate, set out for the Daoist Celestial Sect and became a little priest content to leave things to fate.

He thought nothing in the mortal world had anything to do with him. But who could have guessed that Beimingzi would kick him down the mountain?

Thus, the Celestial Sect lost a prodigy, while Great Qin gained a troublemaking Daoist who made the Six States tremble and the Hundred Schools cower. Whenever his name came up at court, everyone drew a sharp breath.

Ying Ke: "It's not that I wanted to cause trouble for you all. My master insisted on kicking me down the mountain."

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