The Empty Coffin of the Great Qin Dynasty, I Will Hold It for Eternity for the First Emperor

For a 58-yuan ticket, I, the market butcher Qin Yidao, stepped into the exhibition hall of the First Emperor's Mausoleum and was pulled away by the black dragon in the mural. My soul was transported directly to the last years of the Qin Dynasty in 209 BC. The hanging coffin in the underground palace was empty, and everyone thought that Ying Zheng had abandoned the tomb and ran away. But Zhao Gao personally handed over three tokens of the late emperor. The word "Qin Yi" engraved on the sword handle matched the mark of my ancestral pig-killing knife. A forbidden silk book seals the secrets of heaven, and one more glance will trigger the imprisonment of the soul. An old burn mark on the tiger's mouth connects a secret bond spanning two thousand years. Later, I vaguely realized that the original owner of the Eternal Emperor Coffin was never the First Emperor. Ying Zheng gave up his throne and guarded the tomb for me for two thousand years. Now that the closed loop of the mausoleum is broken, the war in troubled times is about to start a prairie fire, and the ancient gate of the East China Sea is ready to move. Taking over the legacy left by the late emperor, from now on, I will take the place of the empty coffin and guard the vastness of the ages.