The Legend of Qin: King at Sixteen, Emperor Ten Years Later

[Note: The Qin Dynasty, The Legend of Qin, Kingdom] After an accident transmigrates him into the world of The Qin Dynasty, he becomes the last crown prince of Yan. Using modern military thinking and tactics far ahead of their time, Ji Dan builds an iron-blooded army invincible in the Warring States era. He recruits the finest generals and builds the strongest military force. The Five Tiger Generals: Li Mu, Sima Shang, Huan Qi, Le Cheng, and Wuluduo. At sixteen, with his state on the brink of destruction, he inherits the throne of Yan and launches a campaign from Liaodong Commandery to reclaim all of Yan’s territory. The white flag with its red dragon sweeps across the lands of the six Central Plains states like a hurricane. At twenty-six, Yan’s cavalry crushes the capital of Qin, the mightiest state of the Warring States era: Xianyang. In Luoyang, Ji Dan formally crowns himself emperor, becoming the first ruler in Chinese history to bear the title of Emperor. Thus he completes his magnificent transformation from a hostage in Zhao to the founding emperor of Great Zhou. Gongsun Liji, the Mohist Saintess: “Dan, if you wish it, I can do anything for you, even stand against the whole world.” Dongjun Feiyan: “For the sake of great unity under Heaven, I am willing to marry into the Yan royal palace.” Xiaomeng of the Celestial Sect: “Master was right. Junior Brother King of Yan, you really are an interesting man!” Jing Ni of the Net: “My whole life has been like walking on thin ice. Meeting you gave me a new life!” Ying Zheng: “I’ve never been able to figure out whether King Ji Dan of Yan is the reincarnation of the ancient Yellow Emperor, Xuanyuan.” The rulers of the six states: “What do you mean Yan Dan is the King of Yan, and the King of Yan is Yan Dan? Liar! This swindler is even more detestable than Zhang Yi and Su Qin!”