Transmigrating to Marry the Mountains and Rivers

In Western Qin, there is a Thirteenth Prince named Qin Se.

Yan Sheng asks him if Qin Se means a harmonious pairing of qin and se zithers. He replies that it means indulgence in wine and women.

The Thirteenth Prince, Qin Se, flouted the law and killed a man in broad daylight. He spent two years in seclusion at Thundercliff, reflecting on his actions, and now he's back.

The emperor once said that Qin Se had no faith in his heart and regarded human life as no more than an ant. Qin Se was suited only to be a blade, a sword, or a shield, not the heir to the throne, not the ruler of the realm, and not the master of all under heaven.

But no one knows that the only thing he believes in is called Yan Sheng.

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[Fleeting Life]

In the end, life is but a passing dream, a dream of Nanke. When you wake, everyone has gone, and you are nowhere to be seen.

This wine was brewed for you. It is called Fleeting Life.

[Nine Coverlets]

I have sat through the reigns of five emperors and four dynasties, scarcely noticing the passing years;

After enduring nine trials and ten tribulations, I came to understand that all things are impermanent.

[Warm Crossing]

You are the tender ideal I try to hide beneath my bold, flamboyant exterior.

[Qin Se]

Loving you is an illness, and no medicine can cure it.

[An Ge]

This man is always tender and sweet, always gentle and soft-spoken. He seems utterly sincere, yet also as if he has never cared.

[Yan Sheng]

Have you ever felt despair?