The Qin Empire: The Dragon, Phoenix, and Pig

This is the third and longest installment in the Dragon, Phoenix, and Pig series next door: the Qin Empire arc. It will be around a hundred thousand characters. The Qin arc follows Zheng's growth, with a golden finger, and features the Pig and the Phoenix.

P.S. The Han dynasty Q&A story and the Tang dynasty national fortune story are both complete. Click on my profile to read Dragon, Phoenix, and Pig: Three's Company. Key point: no romance, parallel timeline, not historically accurate.

P.P.S. To read another million-character historical livestream novel of the same type, click on Those Years of Spoiling Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han with Historical Prophecies.

Here's an upcoming novel:

My Heart Holds Ten Regrets [Historical Livestream]

I have ten regrets:

First, I regret that Ying Zheng became the First Emperor, yet the Qin dynasty fell after only two generations.

Second, I regret that the Han dynasty split into Eastern and Western Han, and its third revival never came to pass.

Third, I regret that Huo Qubing was granted the title Champion of Langju Xu, yet died young.

Fourth, I regret that a prosperous age seemed to lie just ahead, only to vanish in the blink of an eye.

Fifth, I regret that white-haired soldiers held the city, but the country never came.

Sixth, I regret that the Song dynasty split into north and south, and the Yan-Yun region was never recovered.

Seventh, I regret that Yue Wumu died under false accusations, and that ten thousand soldiers and civilians were buried together at Yashan.

Eighth, I regret that Emperor Yingzong of the Ming dynasty managed to return to the throne, and that both ruler and ministers met their end.

Ninth, I regret that the emperor guarded the country's gates and the ruler died for his realm.

Tenth, I regret that the country closed itself off, suffering a century of national humiliation, while the imperial system came to an end.

P.S. The tenth regret echoes the first. The author is a modern person and likes the social system we live under today!

Theme: Respect history and learn about history.