I Gained Eternal Life from the Warring States Period

At the end of the Qin Dynasty and the beginning of the Han Dynasty, at the end of the Qin Dynasty, Yu entered Xianyang. Yu imprisoned Ziying with iron chains and tortured him severely. His flesh and blood were covered with clothes, and his muscles and bones were all broken. Ziying felt the shaking of the prison car, looked at the Chu army surrounded by darkness, and listened to them shouting in unison: "Chu must destroy Qin, and kill Qin Jun cunningly." His eyes were dim, as if he had seen his own end. He was not willing to give in, because he knew clearly that the world that his ancestors had gained by eating snow and drinking wind for six generations would be destroyed by his hands. Especially when I heard those Chu people laughing loudly and saying: "Qin Wu II!" He burst into tears, but the situation was over! He roared loudly: "The Qin Dynasty may be dead, but the world must not be in chaos! Qin's ideal of unifying the world must not be destroyed!" He completely ignored the pain caused by the long nails piercing his joints. He gritted his teeth and prevented himself from making a sound, as if to preserve the last strength of Da Qin, and proudly looked at the long knife hanging above his head. At this moment, a man holding a Qin sword came to kill at the city gate. He rushed left and right and slashed. No one from the Chu army could get in. Those who were close became ghosts, and those who were far away took their place. After a while, he walked to Ziying. He casually pulled off the long needle inserted into Ziying's joints, smoothed Ziying's long temples and said softly : "You are right! I will pass on the ideal of Qin's world unification on your behalf!" Hearing this, Ziying smiled, like grass in the heavy rain gaining the shade of a big tree. Xiang Yu drew out the Emperor's Sword, pointed it at the man, and said, "Who are you?" The man shook off the blood on his sword and replied coldly: "The person who wants your life." King Xiang was furious and charged at the man with his sword. The next day, more than half of the Chu army suffered casualties, and King Xiang was seriously injured and withdrew from Xianyang.