Da Qin: Learned from Bai Qi and Established the Jiuzhou

Unexpectedly traveling to the end of the Warring States Period, Qin Jie originally wanted to live a wealthy and comfortable life. Unfortunately, his parents were killed by the Chu army, leaving Qin Jie and his sister alone. The young man had a desire for revenge and became a disciple of Bai Qi, the god of death. He went to war at the age of eleven and became a general at the age of fifteen. At the age of eighteen, he was ranked as a minister, and at the age of twenty-six, he was granted the title of Lord Wu'an. After half a lifetime of military service, Qin Jie discovered that there were already withered bones under his feet. In order to give his old friend a glimpse of peace and prosperity, he once again took up the blood-drinking spear and stepped onto the battlefield to determine the Nine Provinces for the Great Qin Cauldron. This is an ordinary yet extraordinary story. Here there is a young man who gets a bright coat and an angry horse, the grudges and grudges of the world, the life and death of brothers, and the perseverance of a lover. Several years later, the boy is still the same boy and has never aged. Qin Jie stood in front of the torrent of history, wondering whether he should go against the current or go down. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.