Great Qin: Sacrificing the Nation’s Fate from the Start, I Go Crazy Opening Jars

The thirty-sixth year of the First Emperor's reign, on the eve of the palace coup at Dune.

The life of Ying Zheng, the First Emperor of the ages, hangs by a thread. He dreams that after his death, his body will rot alongside barrels of fish, and that Great Qin will fall in its second generation!

At the height of his despair, he stumbles into the mysterious “Immortal Valley,” where he meets its shopkeeper, Xu Long.

Here, offerings are made not to mortals, but to gods and spirits. Offer up “fortune,” and anything can be won from a jar!

Ying Zheng: “I wager the fortune of the Great Qin Empire on a future!”

Smash! The first jar breaks, yielding a [Beginner Longevity Pill]. He returns to the peak of his youth at twenty and gains a hundred years of life!

Smash! The second jar breaks, summoning the [Divine General Yang Zaixing], who charges enemy ranks alone, is the bravest of the army, and is utterly loyal!

Smash! The third jar breaks, revealing [Immortal Grain, Sweet Potatoes], yielding six thousand jin per mu. From now on, Great Qin will never know famine!

When Ying Zheng regains his youth and walks out of the deathly silent carriage with the Tianwen Sword in hand, Zhao Gao and Li Si, who are plotting to forge an imperial edict, are scared out of their wits!

Xu Fu, who was preparing to make off with the money, is dumbfounded!

“Zhao Gao, you prepared those barrels of fish for me. Why don't you keep them for yourself?”

“Xu Fu, I hear there are immortal mountains overseas. I'll send you on your way right now!”

He slays treacherous ministers, crushes the remnants of the Six Kingdoms, pacifies the Xiongnu, and conquers the Hundred Yue!

With a fortune System in hand and divine generals and immortal grain at his command,

In this life, Ying Zheng will not only ensure Great Qin flourishes for ten thousand generations, but also plant the Black Water Dragon Banner in every corner of the world!

Wherever the sun and moon shine, wherever rivers flow, all shall be Qin lands!