Ying Xuan, a modern young man, once traveled through time and became the ninth prince of Qin. Before he could adapt to this identity, he activated the heaven-defying sign-in system. As long as he signed in at a specific location, he could obtain various god-level rewards.
At first, Ying Xuan signed in silently and accumulated strength in a low-key manner. However, the situation in the Great Qin Dynasty was turbulent. There were hundreds of scholars within the country who secretly colluded with the old aristocratic forces of the six countries. Outside, there were the wolves from the north who were eyeing it. The sword master Gai Nie defected to the Qin Dynasty, which angered Zulong and made him wanted throughout the country. Ying Xuan realized that the time had come, he no longer hid, and took action to kill Ge Nie, shocking both the government and the public.
After that, Ying Xuan went to Mohist Guancheng, Confucian Xiaoshengxian Village, Taoist Wudao Cliff, the Great Wall and other places to sign in, and gained peerless martial arts, rare treasures and the followers of many strong men. Faced with internal and external troubles in the empire, he relied on the resources he gained from signing in and his own wisdom to resolve the crises one by one. He formed a powerful army to resist the invasion of the wolves; he made clever arrangements to disrupt the conspiracy of the old aristocracy; he communicated and discussed with various schools of thought to enhance the cultural influence of the Qin Dynasty.
Zulong, who had always been worried about his successor, was overjoyed when he saw the completely different Queen Yingxuan and decided that there was a successor to the empire. And Ying Xuan, in this treacherous court struggle and the ever-changing world situation, gradually reached the pinnacle of power, rewrote the fate of the Qin Dynasty, and became a legendary emperor of a generation.
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How much do you look down on saints? Still open the sky. A single hair of Pangu could destroy the world in Qin Dynasty.
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How much do you look down on saints? Still open the sky. A single hair of Pangu could destroy the world in Qin Dynasty.
For a moment, Your Majesty, for a moment, Your Majesty
To be honest, this article is written in such a way that one cannot distinguish between ourselves and our enemies...