Three Kingdoms: Founding the Great Qin Empire, Unleashing the Snow Dragon Cavalry

Qin Shi Huang died at Shaqiu, leaving a will that named his eldest son, Fusu, as his successor. Hu Hai forged an imperial edict ordering Fusu’s death.

To protect Qin Shi Huang’s descendants, Meng Tian secretly sent Fusu’s son to live with his third younger brother, Meng Jia.

From then on, the Meng family protected Fusu’s descendants.

All descendants of the Ying clan were given the surname Qin at birth, and a rule was established: they could reclaim their original surname only after coming of age.

More than four hundred years later, at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, Qin Lie, the sole surviving descendant of Qin Shi Huang, unlocked the fortune system of the Great Qin Empire and obtained three thousand Snow Dragon Cavalry soldiers.

“Your descendant, Ying Lie, pays his respects to our progenitor! In this age of chaos, I will establish a truly iron-blooded dynasty and lead our Great Qin to rise again!”

Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan cannot protect our Huaxia.

Then let me, Qin Lie, do it.

Let our Qin state revive this great Huaxia.

In his twenties, Qin Lie ascended the throne, reclaimed the Ying surname, and established his own empire.