Above the world's cities, black fortresses tear across the skyline like colossal beasts. The First Emperor's dark banners whip up a sky full of yellow sand, while the Qin elite's spear formations rise like a forest. Alexander's golden lion helmet shines brilliantly as the Macedonian phalanx rolls over abandoned highways. The shout of Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Western Chu, tears through the night like thunder, while his black steed tramples modern armor. Every swing of Li Yuanba of the Tang Dynasty's drum-shaped golden hammers makes the earth quake, and skyscrapers crumble like rotten wood. The murderous aura of Hulao Pass fills the spaces between skyscrapers; Lu Bu's Sky Piercer Halberd cuts through the neon glow, thirsting for steel and blood. Human civilization collapses in the collision of steel and flesh. And this is only the prologue to the war among kings.
A good book, good luck to the author.