Great Qin: All Under Heaven, Above and Below, Belongs to Great Qin and China

The First Emperor Ying Zheng's body is broken like a drooping willow, yet his spine stands straight as a sacred peak. He raises the Tianwen Sword in his hand, pointing it at the boundless heavens above.

"I, Ying Zheng... I, Great Qin! We, the people of this vast land of China! We honor Heaven, but we do not kneel to it!"

Above the heavens, the Thirty-Six Heavenly Generals, the Seventy-Two Earthly Fiends, the Twelve Zodiac Deities, the Five Directions' Protectors, three thousand divine generals, and a hundred thousand heavenly soldiers have all gathered.

Ying Mokai, the third prince of Great Qin, was enfeoffed as a marquis at seventeen after a single battle, striking fear throughout the universe.

He marched north against the Xiongnu, campaigned south against the Baiyue, crushed Carthage, and led an expedition to Rome...

Before transmigrating, Ying Mokai never imagined that he, always so refined and easygoing, would become a god of slaughter in an age of **.

With a single hand, he unleashed a raging storm that swept through heaven, earth, humanity, gods, and ghosts...

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