I Just Became the Immortal Qin Shi Huang, and You’re Telling Me This Is Primordial Chaos?

After transmigrating into the primordial world, Ying Zheng became the ruler of the Immortal Qin dynasty. It was the end of the Spring and Autumn period. The Qin state drew upon the legacy of six generations, conquered the six kingdoms, swallowed the Eight Wastes, and took control of humanity’s fate once more. Its tremendous fortune blazed like a rainbow, drawing the covetous eyes of the Three Realms. As the unification of the land approached, Li Si, the Minister of Justice, proposed in Xianyang Palace that they perform the Fengshan rites on Mount Tai and proclaim Ying Zheng the Son of Heaven, worshipping the gods under the title of Supreme Emperor. But once the Fengshan rites were performed and Heaven was worshipped, humanity’s fortune would be handed over to the immortals and Buddhas. Immortal Qin would collapse in an instant, perish in its second generation, and humanity would never rise again, condemned to remain ants forever... Ying Zheng slammed the table and stood up! Immortal Qin would bow to no immortal, god, Buddha, or demon. Anyone who dared covet or scheme against humanity would be put to death! He summoned the ancient Torch Dragon from the totem of national fortune to protect Great Qin. At the Fengshan rites on Mount Tai, he shattered the Three Realms’ schemes and killed the Great Emperor of Dongyue, Huang Feihu, from the start. With the nation’s immense fortune behind him, he challenged the Celestial Court and Spirit Mountain, illuminating the myriad heavens in the name of the First Emperor. He seized the highest authority of humanity’s destiny, becoming the one and only variable for humankind. One day, Ying Zheng would raise his sword. Immortal Qin’s iron cavalry would trample across the Six Realms, the Great Wall would rise like a dragon and topple the heavens, and wherever the black dragon banners flew, the Celestial Emperor would bow and the Six Sages would kneel. Even the lofty Dao Ancestor would be no more than an ant...