The moon over The Legend of Qin has shone through a thousand years of wind and frost. A Qin man, bearing an immortal body, walks alone through the long river of history.
He watches dynasties fall and the years pass, witnessing seas turn into mulberry fields. Countless old companions depart, and only he remains, standing amid the torrent of time, preserving the spirit of the Great Qin and enduring two thousand years of solitude.
When war rages, he is a passerby in a troubled age. In times of peace and prosperity, he is a detached observer. At last, he steps into the splendor of the modern world, shedding the dust of a thousand years as he wanders through an unfamiliar new era in the guise of a Qin man.
He seeks neither fame nor fortune, and takes no part in the world's conflicts. He keeps only his memories of a thousand years, continuing an immortal epic that spans past and present amid the clamor of the modern city.
