Ancient Qin was the strongest and most mysterious of the Vassal States, an ancient nation that had once nearly unified the entire martial world during the War of the Hundred States.
Whether it was the Shenwu Kingdom that later rose to power with the Sacred Dynasty's support, the Ying State rumored to have been created by Di Shitian, once Qin's foremost alchemist, or the renowned Han State, now gradually declining after closing itself off from the world, all were vastly inferior to Qin. The main reason for this was Qin's great man of the era—Qin Shi Huang.
Legend had it that Qin Shi Huang cultivated the Eight Desolations Liu He Art, combining his personal fortune and the nation's fortune into his power. By gradually cultivating "qi, fate, and fortune," he pushed the potential of life and the favor of time to their limits, becoming one with heaven and earth and seizing the creations of nature. It was unfathomably profound.
When Qin swept through the six states undefeated, it was the height of Qin's national fortune and the moment Qin Shi Huang's power rose to its peak. He became the first supreme expert among the Hundred States to break through into the Boundary Breaking Realm.
After destroying the six strongest states of that time, Qin Shi Huang believed that his "virtue surpassed the Three Sovereigns and his achievements exceeded the Five Emperors." Thus, he took "Sovereign" from the Three Sovereigns and "Emperor" from the Five Emperors to form the title "Emperor." He called himself Emperor, becoming the first ruler in martial world history to do so, his arrogance reaching its utmost limit.
It was not until the Sacred Emperor of the Sacred Dynasty emerged out of nowhere and, using the Regent King's scheme, breached the Great Wall and destroyed Qin's dragon