"Array of Ten Thousand Immortals" is the sixth part of the famous series of novels about gods and demons, "Six Parts of Spring and Autumn". It was written by Anonymous in the Qing Dynasty, or it may be written by Huang Gan. However, since no one knows Huang Gan's name, it is not much different from being called Anonymous. It was probably painted in the early Jiaqing period and is probably related to Pinghua, the first emperor of Qin in the Yuan Dynasty. During the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, various bookstores began to stone-print this book. The titles of the books may include "Chronicles of the Later Kingdoms", "The Story of Ten Thousand Immortals Fighting to Prosper the Qin Dynasty", "Chronicles of the Countries After Ten Thousand Immortals Fighting to Promote the Qin Dynasty", "The Spring and Autumn Annals of the Later Eastern Zhou Dynasty", etc. The Yuan Dynasty's "Pinghua of Qin and the Six Kingdoms", also titled "The Biography of Qin Shihuang", is said to narrate the story of Qin Shihuang's unification of the world and the subsequent failure of his harsh rule. The story told in "Fengjian Chunqiu" overlaps with this time. It tells the main (but not all) process of Qin Shihuang's army and the annexation of the six countries.
