Great Qin: I Became the Spirit Behind the First Emperor

The King of Qin enacted reforms, and the six states were unified.

He abolished the feudal system and established commanderies and counties, standardized the written language, unified axle widths, and standardized weights and measures.

He built the Golden Embankment in the south to hold back the Yellow River's floods, and the Great Wall in the north to keep out invading armies.

Just as Ying Zheng began to worry about his lifespan and yearn for immortality,

Bai Xiao appeared as a guardian spirit.

Ying Zheng was awestruck, convinced that an immortal had descended to earth.

The immortal knew the past, foresaw the future, and brought out all kinds of things no one had ever heard of.

The Four Great Inventions, hybrid rice, potatoes and corn, a map of the world...

Ying Zheng: "With an immortal's blessing, Qin's iron cavalry will set foot in every corner of the world!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.