Great Qin: I'm Really Not the God of War Bai Qi

At the Battle of Changping, Bai Qi buried 200,000 surrendered soldiers alive.

Bai Qing transmigrated into the body of a low-ranking soldier, but because of his name, the people of Zhao mistook him for Bai Qi.

Uh, I'm really not the God of Death, Bai Qi.

King of Zhao: This man's strategic genius is unmatched. Though he's not Bai Qi, he's far superior to him.

King of Qin: If this man were here, our Qin army would never have to stop at Hangu Pass.

Yan Lingji: I think this man is quite remarkable.

Tian Yan of the Peasant School: His understanding of agriculture is far beyond ours.

Xiao Meng of the Daoist School: What he says about the Dao has been an absolute revelation to me.

Meanwhile, Bai Qi was so furious he spat blood: That low-ranking soldier I drove away has actually become my greatest enemy!

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