Great Qin: Trained by Bai Qi, I Unite the Nine Provinces

After accidentally transmigrating to the end of the Warring States period, Qin Jie plans to secure a comfortable life for himself and live out his days in peace.

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

The young man vows revenge and becomes a disciple of Bai Qi, the God of War.

He goes to war at eleven and becomes a general at fifteen.

At eighteen, he is a high minister. At twenty-six, he is ennobled as Lord Wu'an.

After half a lifetime on the battlefield, Qin Jie realizes the land beneath his feet is already covered in bones.

To let an old friend glimpse a peaceful and prosperous age, he takes up that blood-soaked spear once more and returns to the battlefield, fighting to bring all the lands under Qin's rule.

This is an ordinary yet extraordinary story. Here, a young man finds glory and adventure in the martial world, brothers share life and death, and lovers remain faithful through every hardship.

Many years later, the young man is still the same, untouched by age.

Standing before the rushing tide of history, Qin Jie wonders whether he should swim against the current or go with its flow.

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