Li Xiaohan was lucky enough to awaken the Fortune Jar System from the start. After that, he led a leisurely life in seclusion in a mountain valley, enjoying wine and farming each day while quietly waiting for people blessed with great fortune to arrive.
Whenever a customer came by, he would warmly recommend his wares: “Why not buy one and see? I guarantee it won’t be empty.”
To his surprise, a host of historical figures came calling, including Ying Zheng, Li Shimin, Zhao Kuangyin, and Zhu Youjian.
Ying Zheng drew the legendary elixir of immortality from a jar;
Li Shimin was intensely curious about Ying Zheng’s [Divine General Card: Wu Dao, the Heavenly King]; Zhao Kuangyin was even more thrilled to obtain [5,000 Qin Elite Soldiers].
Zhu Youjian complained that he always got the consolation prize, while Ying Zheng drew [The Method of Building an Immortal Dynasty].
Li Xiaohan never imagined that these seemingly ordinary transactions would unintentionally rewrite history and bring about a mighty empire where technology and immortal martial arts coexisted.
As ancient Qin tombs continued to be unearthed, all of humanity came to revere him as the Immortal Master of Qin. He, too, rose step by step from a small shopkeeper in a valley to the peak of legend.
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