There were even more people belonging to Tianhuang who were forced to surrender to the Qin State.

Also stood behind and waited.

Their eyes were curious.

What kind of person is the Qin Emperor Qin Tian? To command such a terrifying empire, he must be extremely extraordinary and stand at the pinnacle of heaven and earth.

That is a person they can only worship.

Waiting quietly, no one dares to be impatient.

Didn’t you see that General Wei Qing was waiting?

Rumble! A vast and terrifying aura pushed the clouds across billions of miles. A team of guards, wielding spears and looking like heavenly soldiers and generals, walked ahead with indifferent expressions, clearing the way.

“Here I come!”

now.

An imperial chariot came across the sky, with nine dragons baring their fangs and claws.

The evil dragon also roared there.

The Abyss Nether Dragon, with its ten-thousand-foot-long body, was extremely conspicuous, and followed the Emperor.

No matter how conspicuous it is, it cannot conceal the most peerless existence on the Emperor's chariot.

He was unrivaled in the world, sitting there quietly, like an ancient myth, his majesty was too great to look directly at, and his overwhelming imperial power emanated, making people unable to help but kneel down in worship.

His face was difficult to discern.

But where he is, he is heaven.

"Greetings to our Emperor, His Majesty is eternal and immortal!"

Wei Qing led the team and first saluted Ying Xuan.

Immediately afterwards, overwhelming sound spread throughout the sky, and countless soldiers knelt down in fanatical worship.

"This time, all the officers and soldiers have done a great job for the Qin Dynasty. I am very satisfied."

Ying Xuan saw the mighty soldiers of his Great Qin and praised them for the soldiers who fought bravely for the Great Qin.

This time he was indeed satisfied.

He was able to seize Shenzhou without any action on his own, which shows that the strength of his Qin State had become extremely strong.

"This is our responsibility to share the worries of His Majesty."

The generals and soldiers did not dare to take credit for themselves.