The Son of Heaven wears a yellow robe, the Nine Cauldrons suppress the heavens, and the fortune of the realm's four corners gathers around him. Mandated by Heaven and endowed with its mandate, he puts an end to chaos beneath the sky.
Su Yan wears red, his fearsome visage suppressing the earth. Demons from all eight directions bow their heads, all spirits come to pay homage, and he exterminates evil, delusions, ghosts, and specters.
Transmigrated to a magical martial Qin, he finds seven kingdoms under heaven, the Hundred Schools of Thought, sects standing side by side, demons wreaking havoc upon the world, and war fires raging across the sky!
In the year 247 BCE, Ying Zheng is still young and held hostage in Zhao. Just as he is about to return to Qin and inherit the throne, he faces a terrifying assassination plot, and the fate of the Great Qin hangs by a thread!
At this critical moment, Qin chancellor Lü Buwei personally visits Hidden Fragrance Mountain to ask its master, the Red-Robed Sword Fiend Su Yan, to come out of seclusion and go to Zhao to save Ying Zheng. Thus begins a magnificent struggle for supremacy in the magical martial world...
A mighty wind rises, and the Nine Songs burn; the moon of The Legend of Qin sets beyond the mountain passes. How could the Sword Fiend, a fiend among men, be nameless? Red robes, withered bones, blood swirling in the wind!
This blurb does not do the story justice. This is not a conventional historical novel, and I have my own opinions about historical figures. If anything bothers you, feel free to curse out the author's family. The author is like a dead pig who doesn't fear boiling water anyway.
Realms: Yin-Yang One Qi, Returning to the Void and Concealing Unity, Heaven-Piercing Mortal Dust, Dragon-Elephant Creation, Concealing Mountains and Hiding Seas, Unity of Heaven and Man, Great Freedom.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.