Da Qin: the First Emperor Was Too Tough

After the completion of the six kings, the world is one, the Baiyue is defeated in the south, and the Xiongnu is attacked in the north. If the First Emperor had not died of illness on the eastward patrol, where would the great wheel of history be pushed? On the day when Zu Long returned from his thousand-year dream, the black royal flag of Great Qin galloped over the desert, fluttering in the wind. The arrogant Suyuan people worshiped under Qin's laws and became the natural horse farm of the Great Qin Empire... When the Yingzhou natives had just ignited the fire of civilization under the guidance of the alchemist Xu Fu, the Daqin Tower sailors galloped across the East China Sea, bathing in the emperor's grace... When the Mauryan Dynasty collapsed, the unparalleled cavalry of the Great Qin Empire had already laid waste to Parthia, conquered Baktra, and crossed the Khyber Pass... When the Anglo-Saxons had just landed on the British Isles, the Qin Empire's merchant ships across the ocean brought loads of poppies, ushering in an era of happiness to death for them... While the Romans were still cheering and celebrating their destruction of Carthage and their successful seizure of Mediterranean hegemony, the Great Qin Armada used strong ships to... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.