Qin: Ruling the World

May Heaven bless Bai Xuan to return to Qin and Han, and after destruction, establish a new dynasty to protect the Qin Emperor. He lived a bold and fearless life, yet he also had children and deep affection. A lifetime of military service, never a defeat; his sword pointed across the land, his fame resounding. Though heroes have passed away, their legacy endures; the rulers of Qin will never be forgotten. Your Majesty is mighty! The Qin Dynasty is mighty! The author is a genius!

Returning to history to create a thousand years, a hundred years of life is enough to be worry-free. A thousand-year cycle has passed, may you laugh and respect the world and live long. Once I call you elder brother, I'll be your elder brother for life, protecting your family and all things.

"Brother," he protected Ying Zheng his entire life, never betraying him until his death. This is the most heartbreaking novel I've ever read. Every time the Qin army donned their armor and shouted their slogans, my heart pounded with excitement. This is the best novel I've ever read; I give it five stars. The only regret is that Zhao Ji's fate remained unchanged; she still ended up with Lao Ai.

This novel chronicles the protagonist's 60-year life, spanning five emperors, witnessing and orchestrating events to ultimately prevent the Qin Empire from collapsing after only two generations. While the ending is not entirely satisfying, it presents a thrilling scene: "I, Bai Xuan, will go to the netherworld to summon my old troops, with 100,000 banners, to once again fight the six kingdoms!" The mighty Qin army, the indomitable Qin people!

I was deeply moved; this is the first movie that made me cry. Some of the plot points are truly touching. Unlike other historical novels, this book is not superficial or outrageous, and it lacks a system or cheat codes. He was an assassin, yet he possessed a loyal heart, and so on—it's impossible to describe everything in just a few words. Although this book still has flaws, none of that matters. This book definitely deserves a five-star rating.

That was great! I haven't had such a satisfying read in ages. Keep up the good work, author! Strive for even greater success. I'm giving it 4 out of 5 stars, but I'm worried you won't keep up the good work. I'll give it 5 stars when I have another book like this that I can enjoy reading.

A very engaging historical novel. The author, Wen Ai, is excellent. I've been reading for over a decade, and this is my first time writing a book review. The part where Bai Xuan dies is also well-written. Well, that's it. A good book.

Absolutely brilliant, it sat on my bookshelf for so long I couldn't bear to delete it.

This book has a slow pace, but it's very engaging. From the very first chapter, the reader follows Bai Xuan and Ying Zheng, from a lowly soldier and a hostage from Zhao, to the invincible ruler of Qin and the majestic King Ying Zheng, witnessing their glorious lives. I cried every time I read about Cheng Jiao, Ying Zheng, or Bai Xuan's deaths 😭😭😭 Overall, it's a fantastic book.

There's really not much to say; the open ending leaves you wanting more. Bai Xuan was a time traveler, a variable, and a key figure in the establishment of the Qin Empire. However, they didn't change the course of history; history remained the same, just with the addition of a character, making the relationships more complex.