The Legend of Qin

Author: Huang Yi
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Publish Date: 1997-11-01
Features: This book is vast in scope but maintains a coherent structure. The characters, especially the protagonist, are well-developed and exhibit significant growth in personality. In this regard, it surpasses Gu Long. The modern character Xiang Shaolong is sent back to the distant Warring States period, where he meets ancient thinkers with modern ideas—a creative concept. As the once-popular martial arts novels in the Chinese world have faded from their peak of diversity to a gradual decline, and as dominant media and popular culture dominate the market, the once-glamorous martial arts novels have become a marginalized group in the literary realm. Yet, countless readers remain captivated by the unique world of martial arts and yearn for its golden age to return. Many authors, fueled by their talent and passion, continuously inject new life into martial arts fiction. Huang Yi is one such creator who constantly expands the boundaries of martial arts and explores infinite possibilities. In the 21st century, the elite soldier of China's special forces, Xiang Shaolong, becomes a guinea pig in an experiment and is sent back to the Warring States period 2,000 years ago. However, the time machine explodes in a catastrophic blast, destroying all the researchers involved. Xiang Shaolong finds himself stranded in a turbulent era of rapid change in ancient China. His sole goal becomes finding Qin Shi Huang, as only by becoming the partner of the struggling ruler Ying Zheng in the city of Handan can he hope to become a powerful figure of his time. The journey is filled with fascinating twists and turns. This is an absolutely must-read, boundless sci-fi creation.