Great Qin: You Made Me a Feudal Lord, Yet I Conquered the World

A parallel world On the Huaxia continent, nations vie for supremacy. Dynasties from history all make their appearance here. Bai Qi, Han Xin, Li Jing, and Yue Fei face off in the art of war. Meng Tian, Lü Bu, Yuchi Gong, and Xu Da clash on the battlefield. Guan Yu battles Qin Qiong, while Liu Bowen tests his wits against Zhuge Liang. Emperor Liu Che of Han sits high upon the dragon throne, commanding a million Han cavalrymen as he watches the other nations and looks down on all rivals. Emperor Ying Zheng of Qin sweeps across the land like a roaring tiger, building on the achievements of six generations and determined to march east and conquer the world. Qin Zijin He happens to transmigrate to the State of Qin, where he becomes the younger half-brother of the eldest imperial son, Fusu, and is enfeoffed as a vassal king, with Baiyue as his territory. That year, Ying Zheng makes a southern tour with his ministers and travels incognito to Baiyue, only to discover that everything there is unlike anywhere else. Prosperous commoners, advanced commercial infrastructure, a mighty army, and a well-developed education system... More shocking still, Qin Zijin is outrageously unruly, tyrannical, and extravagantly indulgent! Readers' group: 741824419