The Home Was Gone

Within the human territory of the Primordial Wilderness, Qin was like a dark-black colossal dragon that had lain dormant for ages, finally baring its fangs.

The first state Qin destroyed was Han.

This kingdom, situated at the crossroads of the six states and famed for governing through techniques, failed to last even a single Yuan Hui beneath Qin's iron hooves.

When Wang Jian breached the city of Xinzheng, Han's national destiny transformed into a wailing crimson serpent and was swallowed whole by Qin's dark-black colossal dragon.

Immediately afterward, Wang Jian led his army eastward, his spearhead aimed directly at Wei.

Daliang City held out for three hundred thousand years before finally falling amid the monstrous flood unleashed by the Yellow River bursting its banks.

Wei's national destiny, transformed into a black tortoise, struggled amid the torrent before being torn to pieces by the dark-black colossal dragon.

On the northern battlefield, Meng Tian led the Golden Fire Cavalry to crush Zhao.

After ten Yuan Huis of bloody battle outside Handan City, the legacy of Hu clothing and mounted archery left behind by King Wuling of Zhao was completely annihilated.

The White Tiger formed from Zhao's national destiny let out one final roar before Meng Tian pierced it through the void with a single spear.

Li Xin marched south to attack Chu, confronting Xiang Yan's army outside Yingdu for five Yuan Huis.

In the end, the Chu royal family set the ancestral temple ablaze and used the fate of the entire nation as a sacrifice, yet still failed to halt Qin's offensive.

The fire phoenix formed from Chu's national destiny wailed amid the flames before being forcibly extinguished by the dark-black colossal dragon.

Bai Qi commanded the Central Army and launched campaigns against both Qi and Yan at once.

Crown Prince Dan