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A demonic wind sent the soul of Qin Zige, who was visiting the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, back two thousand years ago! What is behind the mysterious Canglong Qisu? Faced with the choice between immortality and the eternal empire, how would Ying Zheng, the eternal emperor, choose? Was it love or was there another hidden agenda behind Fusu's suicide? Was it because Chen Sheng and Wu Guang revolted because of the harsh laws of Qin or because they were unwilling to be left alone? When the Central Plains was in chaos, why did the Qin Dynasty's millions of troops stationed on the border not return to aid? Please pay attention to "Throne of Qin", Bi Luo Jingfeng will explain it to you one by one.

Qin Zige, carrying the memories of his previous life, was reborn into the pre-Qin era, where men and horses fought fiercely and scornfully. He originally wanted to be a spectator, but was swept away by the torrent of fate. The Taoist master Bei Mingzi looked at his face and said that if he was destined to offend the evil star, he would definitely be the one who would defeat his father, his mother, his teacher, his friends, his wife and his children. He thought he knew the history well and laughed it off. But after his friend died tragically, his mother committed suicide, and his sister married a widower, he faced a fate he knew was impossible to defeat, so he chose to fight with his life. By chance, he swallowed Ying Zheng's elixir of immortality. Those who want to die live for a thousand years, while those who don't want to die sleep underground forever. Everyone in the world knows that eternal life is good, but little do they know that it is of no use to live forever if it is miserable. Everyone in the world says that longevity is good, but you can grow old as you please! If you don't save the world, you won't save yourself; if you don't seek immortality, you won't seek mercy.