Bai Qi of Great Qin

After unexpectedly transmigrating to the end of the Warring States period, Qin Jie had hoped to make a fortune and live out his days in comfort.

But fate had other plans. His parents were killed by the Chu army, leaving Qin Jie and his younger sister alone and helpless.

The boy's heart burned for revenge, and he became a disciple of Bai Qi, the God of War.

He went to war at eleven and became a general at fifteen.

At eighteen, he rose to the rank of Senior Minister. At twenty-six, he was enfeoffed as Lord Wu'an.

After half a lifetime of warfare, Qin Jie realized that the earth beneath his feet was already carpeted with bones.

To let an old friend glimpse a peaceful and prosperous age, he once again took up the blood-soaked spear and returned to the battlefield, determined to unite the Nine Provinces for Great Qin.

This is an ordinary yet extraordinary story, one of a young man enjoying fine clothes and fast horses, of the joys and sorrows of the martial world, of brothers standing together through life and death, and of a beloved who never leaves his side.

Years later, the young man was still just as he had been, untouched by age.

Standing before the raging currents of history, Qin Jie wondered whether he should swim against the tide or go with the flow.

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