Great Qin: The Unparalleled Prince Guards Hangu Pass for Ten Years!

Name: Great Qin: The Unparalleled Prince Guards Hangu Pass for Ten Years!
Author: So Innocent

大秦：无双皇子，镇守函谷十年！

by So Innocent (如此纯真)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.2M Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Alternate History
Updated: 4y ago
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Synopsis

“Prince Ying Jun, proceed to Hangu Pass at once and defend it. Unless summoned, you are never to return to Xianyang!”

Ying Jun originally thought this would mark the beginning of a glorious career, but he never expected Great Qin to have so many talented generals that he would spend ten years without setting foot outside Hangu Pass.

Fortunately, after transmigrating, Ying Jun obtained a sign-in System. The longer he signs in, the more generous the rewards.

“Sign in for one year: gain the strength of a thousand men and fearlessness in battle.”

“Sign in for three years: receive ten thousand Beiwei troops.”

“Sign in for five years: receive three thousand Tiger and Leopard Cavalry.”

“Sign in for seven years: receive the Eighteen Riders of Yanyun...”

Ying Jun had thought he would have to outlive all the great generals before he could make his mark.

But ten years later, with 300,000 Qin troops trapped in Handan, Bai Qi nowhere to be found, and Wang Jian still absent, he was the only one in all of Great Qin capable of sending aid.

And so Ying Jun led his army east out of Hangu Pass. His name as the Overlord resounded throughout the Six Kingdoms, and Great Qin began its unification ahead of schedule!!!

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Xiaoxiang Pavilion: Qin and Tang Historical Fiction

Historical works set during the Qin and Tang dynasties. Ratings are just my personal opinions, for reference only. [Every now and then, I might recommend a non-historical novel or two.]

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The book itself isn't important. What's important is that the author got recommended and the editor-in-chief recommended, which means the editor's level isn't very good either.
99 likes4y ago
The protagonist is written with too much ruthlessness. When Ying Ji asks him anything, the protagonist always answers with the word "kill," even when there are better, safer solutions. This protagonist isn't suited to be a king; he's only fit to be a general.
68 likes5y ago
The most outrageous thing is that Jia Yu said that the Imperial Seal of the State was a symbol of the world and was presented to King Xiang of Qin. I almost spat out blood. Do you even know who got the Imperial Seal of the State? I believe King Xiang of Qin was dumbfounded when he saw the Imperial Seal of the State. What is this thing?
25 likes4y ago
One update a day is a bit slow; at least two updates a day is needed.
11 likes5y ago
It was great, but it ended right at the climax, which was really frustrating.
9 likes5y ago
The novels on Kunlun Chinese Website are at least ten years behind those on Qidian 😰, yet they still feature protagonists with princely status who are treated like commoners.
7 likes4y ago
Is it true that this book refers to Dian Wei as E Lai? (To avoid being criticized, let me explain: E Lai: a minister of the Shang Dynasty, son of Fei Lian; the 35th generation ancestor of Qin Shi Huang, and the fifth generation ancestor of the first ruler of Qin.)
7 likes5y ago
Fun fact: the distance from Xianyang to Hangu Pass is only a little over 200 kilometers, roughly halfway between Xi'an and Luoyang. This is hardly an exile. Hangu Pass was a crucial stronghold for Qin's eastward expansion; placing a prince there would have been a huge promotion.
6 likes4y ago
How could such a highly toxic novel be recommended? Can Qidian (the author's blog platform) put some effort into this?
6 likes5y ago
The description has typos, I don't dare read it 😓
5 likes4y ago