Two thousand years ago, a young man ascended to the pinnacle of world power, unified the Central Plains, founded the Great Qin, and named himself Qin Shi Huang.
To create the Great Qin, Qin Zheng conquered the Six Kingdoms, pacified the Eight Directions, and waged war on every front, leaving him plagued by illness.
Thus, less than a year after proclaiming himself emperor, he was bedridden when his old ailments returned.
On the verge of death, Qin Zheng dreamed of an old man dressed like a beggar. In his hazy dream, the old man put a pill in his mouth. After swallowing it, he sank into a deep sleep.
Not long afterward, an unprecedentedly grand funeral was held. Qin Zheng was placed in a jade coffin and laid to rest.
And so, that dream lasted a thousand years.
Until today, two thousand years later, when a band of tomb raiders pried open Qin Zheng's coffin…
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