Jin Ge Xuan Qin

Do you think the Qin Dynasty only had terracotta warriors and horses and severe punishments? Wrong, in "The Great Qin Immortal Dynasty", the sword of the old Qin not only beheaded the soldiers of the Six Kingdoms, but also split the heads of the immortal cultivators! When King Ping of Zhou moved eastward, no one thought that the Qin State, which was left in the west to drink the northwest wind, would change its destiny with a drop of the residual blood of the ancestral witch. Duke Xiang of Qin fell into the Immortal Sect's "Spirit Transformation Curse" and died with hatred, but Duke Xiao of Qin wiped his blood and carved the "Order for Seeking Virtue" on the monument of national humiliation - using the luck of half the country as bait, he unexpectedly lured in Wei Yang, a ruthless Legalist. You see how much Wei Yang knew how to play: he burned fairy books on the banks of the Weishui River to play "Fire Purification", he engaged in "Military Merit Alchemy" and had soldiers kill monks in exchange for elixirs, and he also built a "Qiling Academy" to open spiritual orifices to ordinary children, which made the Kongtong sect of the immortal clan jump and scold their mother. The people of Qin relied on their drive to "not follow the routine of cultivating immortals" to sharpen the Legalist swords even brighter than the immortal swords. Bai Qi used the "Corpse Mountain Blood Sea Formation" to pile up Shura Golden Pills, Ying Zheng stepped on the Jiuding Spiritual Energy to overcome the Tribulation Immortal, and even built the Great Wall mixed with monks' essence and blood as cement - this is not the unification of the six countries, it is clearly the Legalist forcefully carving a bloody path in the world of cultivation! But the Immortal Sect didn't agree. The Kunlun Sect cast curses, the Quanzhen Sect played voodoo, and even the Demon Clan sent a "bone-eating rat" Zhao Gao to sneak into the court. Finally, when Liu Bang entered Xianyang, the jade seal he broke was not clean. It was clearly the immortal account book that Wei Yang had not burned when he burned the books. From the barbarian Qin in the west to the Fa Tong Immortal Dynasty, this group of old Qin people proved: cultivation of immortality depends on spiritual roots? We rely on military merit! Breakthrough depends on talent? We have laws! While other monks are still meditating and realizing Zen, the Qin army's warriors have already used the blood of their formation apprentices...