Great Qin: A Ten-Year-Old Prodigy, the Sky Screen Reveals I'm a God of Death

[Great Qin] [Sky Screen Livestream] [Cute Child-Rearing with a Twist] [Court Intrigue]

In the third year of the First Emperor’s reign, a sky screen suddenly appeared. Its images showed a future Great Qin awash in blood, with the “peerless god of slaughter,” who had wiped out the remnants of the Six Kingdoms, seated atop heaps of bones. And yet he was a ten-year-old child, clutching a milk cake and taking bites!

Ten-year-old slacker Ying Xiaoyi awakens memories of his past life and binds himself to a cute pet System that makes him stronger whenever he gets struck by lightning. All he wants is to be the First Emperor’s number-one fan. But the sky screen goes and spoils the future, making him out to be the unfathomable “Guardian Deity of Great Qin.”

The First Emperor and his ministers wildly read their own meanings into everything, vowing to spoil this “child god of slaughter” rotten. Bai Yuan, descendant of Bai Qi and cold-blooded commander of the imperial guards, is ordered to keep an eye on the boy. But after one too many acts of “favoritism” and lightning strikes, he completely loses control.

When the remnants of the Six Kingdoms join forces to hunt the boy down, Bai Yuan raises his sword high: “Touch him? You’ll have to get past Great Qin’s iron cavalry first!” Wait, wasn’t this supposed to be a child god of slaughter? How did he suddenly end up being cuddled and fed by his sworn enemy?