The Great Qin Empire: Starting from 1935

(Updated daily at 12 AM) He is Ying Qi, the twentieth son of Qin Shi Huang, yet deep within his soul lie memories from two thousand years in the future. When the Great Qin Empire completes its transformation through steam and steel and is about to unify the world, a sudden dimensional upheaval strikes—the entire Qin continent vanishes into thin air, crosses the Pacific, and appears on the world map of 1910. Overnight, the ancient empire collides with the surging tide of great powers vying for supremacy. Dreadnoughts loom, iron torrents sweep the globe, and Qin's rifled guns and nascent steam engines are in grave danger against this overwhelming onslaught. But Ying Qi is not panicked. He knows the course of history and holds the technological threads of a century. He builds warships with German methods, counters Japan with American tactics, uses World War I to train his troops, and World War II to establish his might. From the raging waves of the Yellow Sea to the smoke of Europe, from the atomic bombing of Hiroshima to the race to the moon, he spends thirty years forging Great Qin from hunted prey into a hegemon that overlooks the globe. When the banner of Xianyang Palace is planted on the moon, when the fleets of the great powers lower their masts before him, Ying Qi stands at the pinnacle of the world, gazing down upon the vastness: "When Heaven grants and you do not take, you invite misfortune. This world needs a new master." — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Great Qin Empire: Starting from 1935 — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠