Unofficial history records: In 219 BC, Qin Shihuang was on a southern tour of the world and passed by Dongting Lake. A sudden storm and waves arose, and the imperial dragon boat was about to be destroyed. The ministers and counselors accompanying him had no plan.

A magician nearby offered a suggestion: Throwing the imperial seal into the lake would avert the disaster. Upon hearing this, the First Emperor threw the jade seal into the lake himself and worshiped the gods to calm the waves. In an instant, the sea calmed down and he was able to cross the lake.

Eight years later, Qin Shihuang once again visited Pingshu Road in Huayin. Someone stood in the road holding a jade seal and said to the attendants of the First Emperor: "Please return this seal to Zulong (Qin Shihuang's generational name)." After saying this, he disappeared, and it was said that the national jade seal had returned.

Yu Qin.

This allusion is widely circulated and known to all women and children.

But what is it in Dongting Lake that dares to make waves and almost capsize the ship of the First Emperor?

Why do you have to throw down the jade seal passed down from the country to be able to calm down instantly?

What is the origin of that strange sorcerer?

If the monster in the water wanted to seize the imperial seal, why did it return it to Qin Shihuang?

What is the eternal mystery behind all this? What will happen next?
Chapter completed!