I Start with a Book on the Qin Empire: The Imperial Mausoleum Explodes, and the Ancestral Dragon Returns

Historical novelist Qin Yun transmigrates to a parallel world.

He discovers that this world has no Qin Shi Huang or Emperor Wu of Han, no Emperor Taizong of Tang or Emperor Hongwu of Ming. Instead, there are similar dynasties and figures, so he decides to make a living by writing historical novels from his past life.

But when he picks up his pen, he is horrified to discover that his memories are steadily fading.

The Qin dynasty is the worst of all. He can remember only the First Emperor.

So Qin Yun writes furiously for ten days and nights, completing The Great Qin Empire: The First Emperor Volume.

At that moment, an ancient starry road appears. Through a space telescope, people see a towering figure wielding an imperial sword and riding a black dragon. Alone, he faces six ancient wells and holds dominion over the ages.

A strange black fog turns into a demon, seeking to destroy the ancient road.

Beneath an unnamed barren mountain, the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, asleep for a thousand years, bursts open. A whisper rings out.

"So there are still people in this world who remember me?!"

At those words, an emperor's sword intent streaks across the sky, obliterating the endless black fog. The Ancestral Dragon returns!

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