I Will Conquer Kyushu with the Emperor's Orders

In 221 B. C., The bronze lamps of Xianyang Palace reflected Ying Zheng's bloodshot eyes. The First Emperor, who had just conquered the six kingdoms, did not indulge in the glory of unification. Instead, he set his sights on a deeper existence - the dragon veins running under the nine states of China. He firmly believes that only by locking these sleeping earth-line spirits can Great Qin escape the fate of "rising and falling suddenly" for three generations. A huge gamble with one's own imperial destiny as the bet and the eternal foundation as the bargaining chip quietly kicked off in the middle of the night that no one knew about.