Great Qin's Tiger Warriors

In 210 BC, the mighty Qin stood at the height of its power, yet currents of unrest swirled beneath the surface. The First Emperor ruled over all under Heaven, but time was wearing him down. He once again sent the fangshi Xu Fu sailing east across the sea in search of the three immortal mountains, Penglai, Fangzhang, and Yingzhou, vowing to find the elixir of immortality and secure his realm forever, making his imperial legacy eternal.

At the time, Qin seemed impregnable, but it was already riddled with weaknesses within. The First Emperor set out on another grand tour of the eastern lands. Beneath the imposing spectacle lay a grim reality of famine and impoverished lives. At court, the eunuch Zhao Gao held absolute power, building his faction and pursuing private interests as his shadow fell across the palace. Only General Qin Tian, together with the Meng brothers and Wang Li, grandson of the veteran general Wang Jian, struggled to hold the empire together and preserve its last vestiges of dignity in this time of crisis. Bai Qi, the God of Slaughter who had once struck terror into the other states, had long since retreated into the mountains, his whereabouts a mystery.

Just as the empire teetered on the brink of collapse, a message from the vast Eastern Sea split the silence like a thunderclap: Xu Fu had truly found the elixir of immortality! But his return journey was perilous, and he urgently needed the court to dispatch elite troops to meet him and escort the elixir back to Xianyang.

The secret report sent shock waves through the realm. It soon spread, igniting the buried ambitions and desires of the Hundred Schools of Thought, the remnants of the Six Kingdoms, factions at court, and forces in the martial world. Hidden blades and open confrontations, schemes and power plays: a great storm, centered on the elixir of immortality and bound up with the fate of the nation, had quietly begun to gather.