A world of martial arts heroes, the Great Qin Dynasty.
Zhao Xiao transmigrates as Lord Chang'an of Great Qin and awakens the Man-Slayer System. Like a dragon lurking in the depths, he lies low for five years.
The First Emperor, who once rode down the Six States, is now gravely ill and no longer possesses the might of the Ancestral Dragon.
Martial artists break the law with their skills, challenging the Zhao clan's prestige atop the Forbidden City in Ancestral Dragon City and seeking to revive the power of the martial world.
When the Ancestral Dragon is enraged, corpses litter the land for ten thousand miles.
Bearing the Ancestral Dragon's command, Zhao Xiao rides into the martial world. He pursues Ximen Chuixue for a thousand miles, crushes the Floral Palace beneath three thousand iron cavalry, and breaks all of Li Xunhuan's flying daggers with one hand...
The martial world is not yet at peace, and the court is already in turmoil.
Within Ancestral Dragon City, Zhao Gao, the powerful eunuch of the inner palace, holds the young dragon hostage to command the realm.
In Barbarian Yuan Province, the ambitious Kublai Khan waters his horses at the vast sea, while two hundred thousand mounted archers await the Ancestral Dragon's death.
In Martial Ming Province, the Prince of Great Ming, Zhu Di, prepares for the worst. A million corpses could be buried across his thousand-mile domain.
In Slave Qing Province, the demon king Huang Taiji watches like a tiger, his Eight Banners demon army ready for battle.
Zhao Xiao executes treacherous ministers and slaughters rebels. He holds the Central Province and devours the realm!
A systematic prince has to kill everyone personally. It can only be said that there is no worst garbage, only more garbage.
It's a bit nondescript, and it's not that the writing is bad, it's just that you're a little greedy.
Nondescript
The book is good, but the water is too deep and you feel like you can't grasp it.
The pace is slow, and the protagonist is always written about one person. As for Dajun, the book starts out well, but then it goes astray.