The Legend of Qin: Snatching Everything, More Children, More Blessings

[Transmigration + Rebirth + Great Qin + Qin’s Moon + Major Alternate-History Changes + Invincible + the Myriad Worlds] In the Qin Empire, no one knows what manner of man Jiang Hao, the soldier who came from Pei County, truly is.

He seems able to see the future. Before Lord Lu can act, he gets to the future Han empress Lü Zhi first, and she becomes utterly devoted to him.

He seems to possess peerless martial prowess. Amid the chaos of battle, he saves Jing Ni and her daughter from the assassination attempts of the Net, and this sharpest of blades willingly becomes his sheath.

He seems to be a master strategist. The moment he arrives in Xianyang, he stirs up a storm, repeatedly getting the better of even Zhao Gao.

Most baffling of all, why are such renowned beauties, proud women whose names shake the realm, including the Eastern Goddess Yan Fei, the Taoist Xiao Meng, and the Korean princess, all willing to bear his children, remain behind the scenes, and help him build a vast underground empire?

What secret does this man conceal? Every time he acts, he quietly reshapes the empire’s fate. When the First Emperor’s life draws to a close, how will the fangs he bares shake the entire realm?

Disclaimer: The protagonist transmigrates and is reborn. After coming of age, he is wounded and retires, awakening memories of his past life. His soul belongs to a transmigrator, and once his past-life memories awaken, they automatically overwrite his earlier memories. He simply didn’t awaken them from birth. This book contains no cuckoldry or “raising another man’s child” plotlines. If that bothers you, please don’t click in. If you want to read about someone transmigrating in their original body, go read those stories where readers leave their brains at the door. And if you want to read about someone physically transmigrating, do you know that the bacteria and viruses a modern person carries would make them a walking plague if they went back to ancient times? Having the protagonist awaken as a child would also slow the pacing too much. If you can’t accept rebirth either, please don’t click in. Thank you in advance.