Qin Shi Huang

"One who never doubts... never yields... never relies... and always stands as the leader of his people. That is what makes a king."

## Voice Actor

### English Voice

Unknown

**Qin Shi Huang** (秦始皇チンシーファン, *Shinshikō*?) is a main character in the fan-made series **Universal Warriors**.

**Qin Shi Huang** is Humanity's representative in the seventh round of Ragnarok, going up against Hades.

His real name is "**Ying Zheng**" (嬴政えいせい, *Eisei*), with Qin Shi Huang or "**Shi Huang Di**" (秦し始こう皇てい, *Shikōtei*) being a title which literally means "**First Emperor of Qin**". He's the founder of the Qin Dynasty and the first emperor to unify China, widely regarded as the greatest emperor in all of Chinese history.

He has also been referred to as "**The King Where It All Began**" (始はじまりの王おう, *Hajimari no Ō*) and the "**King of Men**" (人ひとの王おう, *Hito no Ō*) throughout his battle with Hades.

## Personality

He seems to be extremely confident in himself, seeing as how he walked into the Gods' area and sat down in Hades' chair (although he did this due to being clueless as to where his waiting room was).

He's also extremely proud of his rank as Emperor, to the point of brazenly ordering Ares and Hermes to kneel before him and show respect. Qin Shi Huang is also quite fearless and daring, attacking Ares without being afraid of the God and still ignoring him as if he were nothing.

As a kid, he often sported a forced, unnatural smile to hide the hatred and misery he was feeling due to all the mistreatment he suffered when he was a hostage in Zhao, which led to people thinking of him as a "creepy child". However, upon meeting Chun Yan (who took on the role as his mother figure), he started to eventually learn how to smile genuinely.

## Character Design

Qin Shi Huang is a man of average stature; comparable to Jack the Ripper in overall body composition. He has a muscular build along with broad shoulders.

Qin Shi Huang wears an intricate bare-shouldered robe, resembling ones worn by Chinese Empresses. He also wears a blindfold decorated with a patterned streak that covers his eyes.

He has two tattoos of centipede: The first on his right cheek, going downward vertically from his right eye, which is covered by the blindfold; and the other on his back.

He wears nail guards on his right hand's middle and index fingers, as well as on his left hand's ring, middle, and index fingers.

## Abilities and Equipment

### Powers and Abilities

#### Skills

* **Overall Abilities**: Qin Shi Huang is probably the most powerful Emperor in mankind's history as he was able to defeat the Demon God Chiyou, hurl Ares with just one hand without any effort, as well as fight on par with the King of the Netherworld, Hades. During his time on Earth, he managed to defeat and conquer all of the six kingdoms of the warring states and unify China in a very short period of time, being also the first individual to do so.

* **Godly Strength**: Qin Shi Huang possesses an unfathomable physical strength as he was able to destroy multiple corridor walls of the Valhalla Arena with ease as well as overwhelm even the likes of Hades, who boasted great physical strength himself. He is strong enough to hurl Ares with just one hand and even pierce Hades' divine flesh.

* **Godly Speed & Reflexes**: Qin Shi Huang can move at speeds matching the likes of Gods, as shown in his fight against Hades; not only could Qin keep up with his countless afterimages and blinding speeds, but eventually managed to outmaneuver him.

* **Godly Endurance & Stamina**: Qin Shi Huang possesses a nearly limitless degree of physical and mental fortitude. Due to his unique form of Mirror Touch Synesthesia, he was forced to feel the physical and mental pain of others for almost his entire life and yet, despite that, he was able to keep on smiling without so much as a hint he was suffering, even when a chunk of his flesh was torn out. His incredible tenacity was further demonstrated by him being able to battle against Chiyou for six whole days without displaying any signs of exhaustion or fatigue.

* **Indomitable Will**: Qin Shi Huang has displayed immense willpower. He was able to survive countless battles, while simultaneously feeling people's negative emotions. He never once faltered in his battle with Hades, even after losing an arm and two fingers. When meeting Chiyou for the first time, the Demon God praised his courage, stating that all previous kings would tremble at the mere sight of his demonic appearance.

* **Enhanced Charisma**: As the founder of the Qin Dynasty and the first Emperor to unify China, Qin Shi Huang has immense charisma. Multiple people, including other emperors, respect him. He is also capable of leading and inspiring armiers, allowing him to quickly conquer and overthrow the six kingdoms of the warring states.

* **Mirror Touch Synesthesia**: Born with this condition, whenever Qin Shi Huang saw a person be injured, he would receive the same injury but inverted. Due to constantly being exposed to hatred, Qin Shi Huang's Mirror Touch Synesthesia eventually ascended beyond the human level, reaching the point where he'd become injured simply from people's negative emotions which appeared on his body like burn marks.

* **Martial Arts Expert**: Qin Shi Huang is a very skilled martial artist. During his confrontation with Chiyou, he managed to create and master his own style of martial arts which he derived from five other fighting styles that he learned from his adoptive mother, Chun Yan. With it, Qin Shi Huang has access to a great variety of techniques that he can use in order to gain an advantage over his opponents.

* **Unarmed Combat Proficiency**: Qin Shi Huang has been learning and practicing martial arts since the young age of seven. He was capable of defeating the likes of Chiyou, a "Demon God of War", using nothing but his own body. He can also stand up to the King of the Netherworld himself, with just his hand to hand combat skills.
* **Air Bullet Projection**: Qin Shi Huang can create air bullets capable of weakening his opponents attacks and shatter their defense by targeting specific points in their bodies. He is skilled enough to aim this air bullets, even while dodging and attacking his enemy, requiring an enormous amount of precision and accuracy. Due to being made of air, these air puffs are practically invisible, making them very difficult to dodge or block and even after hitting the target, they will not notice until feeling their weakening effects.
* **Swordsmanship**: Besides his hand to hand combat skills, Qin Shi Huang also knows how to wield a sword with great skill. One of the five fighting styles that makes up his martial art is focus entirely in the use of swords. With his swordsmanship, Qin Shi Huang was able to defeat and kill Hades.

* **Golden Age**: As a soul in the afterlife, Qin Shi Huang possesses the same appearance and skills that he did when he was at his peak.

* **Qi Sight**: Qin Shi Huang can see the flow of Qi within the bodies of living beings. Along these pathways are cruxes in the form of stars which Qin can strike to disrupt his opponent's Qi, thereby weakening their techniques. Qin Shi Huang awakened this ability after surviving countless battles with his Mirror Touch Synesthesia.

* **Enhanced Sight**: Despite constantly wearing a piece of cloth over his eyes, Qin Shi Huang has no trouble fighting with his vision partially obscured. When his eyes are not covered, he is capable of seeing the Qi flow of his opponents.

### Equipment

**Blindfold**: A blindfold decorated with a patterned streak. It was given to him, as a gift, by his adoptive mother with the purpose of partially obscuring his vision, preventing his Mirror Touch Synesthesia from triggering while allowing him to still see people's silhouette. After spending years using this blindfold, Qin Shi Huang has become capable of fighting without any issue, despite having a piece of cloth covering his eyes. By removing the blindfold, Qin Shi Huang becomes capable of seeing people's Qi Flow.

**Zhijiatao** (指甲套, *lit. Nail Guards*): Qin Shi Huang possesses five Zhijiatao in total, two on his right hand and three on his left, which are viewed as symbols of nobility and wealth in ancient China. Qin Shi Huang appears to use them as a piercing weapon whenever he is in battle.

**Shenluo Kaixiu/Almighty Spaulders** (神**しん**羅**ら**鎧**かい**袖**しゅう**, *Shinra Kaishū*): A Divine Weapon in the form of shoulder plates and armor on the arms and hands, provided by the Völundr of the 10th Valkyrie, Alvitr. Due to Alvitr's unique nature, the Almighty Spaulders grants incredible defensive strength whilst also maximizing the full potential of Qin Shi Huang's martial arts.

**Shi Huang Goujian Sword** (始皇**しこう**勾践**こうせん**剣**けん**, *Shikō Kōsenken*): The power of Alvitr's name is "Host-Guard". That refers to having the greatest defense, which is also an offense. When Alvitr decides to give Qin Shi Huang all of her power, Qin Shi Huang is able to recast a sleeve of his Almighty Spaulders into the Shi Huang Goujian Sword, which he can use for close combat. With this, Qin Shi Huang can use his sword techniques.

## Story

### Original

Qin Shi Huang was the most cursed prince in history. In 260BC, at the Battle of Changping, the General of the Qin Army, Bai Qi, had the captured Zhao soldiers buried alive en masse. According to the Shi Ji, 450,000 men were killed. In the following year, Zichu (a member of the Qin's royal family being held captive by the Zhao) had an affair with a Zhao dancer. Born in enemy territory, their child was a boy called Ying Zheng, who would grow up to be known as Qin Shi Huang.

In 257BC, Zichu returned to Qin alone, abandoning Ying Zheng. Ying Zheng's mother also abandoned him. When King Zhaoxiang of Qin invaded the Zhao's capital, Handan, a soldier asked what he would do about Ying Zheng, since he was still in the capital. King Zhaoxiang denied ever knowing who he was. At just two years old, Ying Zheng was abandoned by his father, his mother and even his own country.

Five years later, on the outskirts of Handan, there lied a mansion that was covered in graffiti of many curse words and at the entrance, were two guards who were lazily sitting down. A seven-year-old Ying Zheng (later known as Qin Shi Huang) arrived back home. As he went up the stairs with a bag, one guard glares at him while the other spits in his direction. The one who spat loudly complains about how he has to guard the home of the Qin's prince. The other guard agrees, saying Ying Zheng is not even worth being a hostage before glaring at Ying Zheng's eyes and threatening to bury him alive if he is ever allowed to. Closing his eyes as he feels a throbbing, Ying Zheng painfully smiles and thanks the guards for keeping his home safe. As he walks in, the guards remark about how he's always smiling like that and call him creepy. Even after Qin's siege of Handan, Zhao continued to keep Ying Zheng hostage. They placed him under harsh supervision. Keeping him alive yet never really letting him live all while he bore the scorn of the Zhao people.

As Ying Zheng entered the courtyard of his mansion, he was surprised to see a woman blowing a pinwheel. She asks if he's Ying Zheng and after the boy confirms he is, the woman admits she didn't think he would be so young. Ying Zheng asks who she is and the woman introduces herself as Chun Yan, his new live-in caretaker and bodyguard. Leering over him, Chun Yan asserts that means she can do whatever she wants to him but Ying Zheng simply smiles and bows, saying it's a pleasure to meet her. After making a comment on how polite he is, Chun Yan asks Ying Zheng to show her around.

When they enter the mansion, Chun Yan laughs about what a sorry state it is in and guesses it suits a reject from the Qin family like Ying Zheng. Ying Zheng, while keeping his eyes closed, asks Chun Yan if she'd like some water and Chun Yan suddenly questions if Ying Zheng is really seven. Ying Zheng asks if there is anything strange about him and Chun Yan asserts she doesn't like him. She points out that a kid his age would normally be crying or throwing a fit yet all Ying Zheng has been doing is smiling, which has begun giving Chun Yan the creeps. Ying Zheng apologises before doing a pose and asking if this is better. Chun Yan questions if he's mocking her and after he nervously says no, Chun Yan disregards it and opens a window, telling Ying Zheng that they're going to be cleaning this mansion. And so, their unusual familial life began. Later that day, Chun Yan and Ying Zheng go to a market and after Chun Yan buys something, she notices how Ying Zheng is looking at the mantou stall. She encourages him to tell her when he wants something before going to the stall and requesting two mantou as well as some grilled meat.

The owner picks up a mantou with chopsticks and compliments Chun Yan's beauty before noticing Ying Zheng behind her. With a scowl, the owner drops the mantou on the floor and tells Ying Zheng to take it. Grabbing the owner by his collar, Chun Yan questions what he's doing, only to witness Ying Zheng thank the owner, pick the mantou off of the ground, dust the dirt off and eat it. The people around realise who he is and talk about how they lost their loved ones at the Battle of Changping, blaming it all on Ying Zheng and wishing they could kill him. Ying Zheng opens his eyes and feels pain from their glares.

That night, after Ying Zheng finishes eating, he prepares to go lie down and bows, causing Chun Yan to briefly see a small mark on Ying Zheng's chest.

Chun Yan orders him to wait and pulls Ying Zheng's shirt off, revealing multiple scars around his body. Chun Yan questions if the people did this but Ying Zheng reveals to her that scars appear on his body whenever he sees someone get injured or if they feel hatred towards him. This is what is known as Mirror Touch Synesthesia. For example, if a person with this condition saw someone touch their cheek, they would feel the exact same sensation on their own cheek. In Ying Zheng's case, every time he saw someone else get injured, that injury would appear on his body. Furthermore, as a result of him being exposed to the Zhao people's hatred for his entire life, Ying Zheng surpassed human limits and developed a horrible condition in which the hatred towards him also became pain.

Putting his shirt back on, Ying Zheng assures Chun Yan it'll be alright as the pain is little and his wounds will heal with time, only to sway forward. Chun Yan catches him and points out how it's not just "a little pain" as Ying Zheng can barely stand up. When she questions why he is hiding this, Ying Zheng asserts that the pain he feels from the Zhao people's hatred is his punishment. Ying Zheng had instinctively learned how to smile at the age of seven as a way to slightly allay the hatred towards him. It was a pitiful armor that Ying Zheng wore in the hopes that the people would one day forgive him. Mocking his hope that they'll forgive him, Chun Yan questions how he can keep smiling like that, why he doesn't get angry and why he doesn't hate them.

Falling to her knees, Chun Yan assures Ying Zheng that the Battle of Changping is absolutely not his fault. She says it isn't right for Ying Zheng to get hurt like this and she yells at him to stop holding himself back. If he wants to cry, he should cry. If he feels mad, he should let it all out. Chun Yan instructs him to stop killing himself inside and to stop lying about how he feels. Still painfully smiling, Ying Zheng says he cannot get angry as he is a cursed child. Hugging him, Chun Yan assures Ying Zheng that he hasn’t done anything wrong at all and he doesn’t deserve to be punished for what his parents did.

Crying, Chun Yan calls Ying Zheng a kind person who can understand the pain of others and his wounds are proof of that: they are not a curse. As the boy begins tearing up, Chun Yan tells him that he can live life however he wants. Ying Zheng begins bawling and as Chun Yan encourages him to let it all out, Ying Zheng reveals how he really hates everyone as they all blame him for something he had no part in. That day, for the first time in his life, Ying Zheng let his true feelings show.

The next day, Ying Zheng wakes up in bed and after getting up, he walks to the kitchen where Chun Yan is making breakfast. After noting he must’ve slept like a baby, Chun Yan decides to give Ying Zheng a blindfold . Blowing her pinwheel, Chun Yan notes that she thought that if he covered his eyes, it’d help with the pain a little. After hearing Chun Yan made it herself, Ying Zheng puts the blindfold on and exclaims “Hăo!”, promising to take care of it. Smiling, Chun Yan admits she likes the word, “Hăo”. From then on, Chun Yan became the only person Ying Zheng could be around and not feel any pain. Every day he spent with Chun Yan, Ying Zheng was able to smile, have fun from the bottom of his heart and became more and more cheerful. It was the first time in Ying Zheng’s life where he was truly happy.

However, 2 years later, King Zhaoxiang and his son, Xiaowen, passed away. And so, in 250BC, the man who had abandoned Ying Zheng, Zichu, ascended to the throne. Thus, Ying Zheng unexpectedly became the crown prince, the first in line to the throne, and was permitted to return to Qin. Outside the mansion, Chun Yan and Ying Zheng were picked up by soldiers from Qin. On the way, a soldier driving the carriage points out to Ying Zheng that once they’re past the cliff, they’ll be at the borders of Qin.

As Chun Yan blows her pinwheel, Ying Zheng sadly guesses this is where they’ll say goodbye. Chun Yan says her job will only last until the border before admitting to Ying Zheng that the 2 years she spent with him were really fun. Ying Zheng asks Chun Yan to come with him into Qin but Chun Yan points out to Ying Zheng that she’s a citizen of Zhao and pats his back, telling him to lose the gloomy face as he’s now the Prince of Qin. Suddenly, Chun Yan notices an arrow flying at them and covers Ying Zheng and ducking, causing the arrow to pierce the back of the driver. This ends up leading to the carriage falling over. Four armored men arrive on horses and as the soldiers point out to them that this is the carriage of the Prince of Qin, one of the armored men shoots all the soldiers down. As they all surround it, Chun Yan and Ying Zheng crawl out of the fallen carriage. Looking at them, Chun Yan recalls how Ying Zheng was a guest of the King of Zhao since he was a hostage. But now that he isn’t, it seems these men from Zhao have come to take out their anger at him.

Realising this is his fault, looking at the dead soldiers, Ying Zheng takes off his blindfold. Picking up a sword, he stands in front of Chun Yan and promises to fight. Chun Yan commends him before kneeing his stomach. As Ying Zheng lies on the ground, Chun Yan stands to defend him, claiming this is her job. One Zhao soldier decides to kill Chun Yan first and swings his sword. Chun Yan leans down to dodge before kicking his face. A second Zhao soldier grazes a part of Chun Yan’s back and attempts to stab her, only for Chun Yan to duck and kick at the soldier’s legs. As he loses balance, Chun Yan elbows the man’s face.

As Ying Zheng worries for Chun Yan, a third Zhao soldier stabs her back, calling her “Qin scum”. Asserting she is a Zhao, Chun Yan turns around with the sword still in her back and palm strikes the man’s face as he falls down, the final Zhao soldier appears behind his falling body and slashes Chun Yan across the chest, causing her to fall down. The soldier then approaches Ying Zheng and lifts his sword up to kill him, only for Chun Yan to grab his head from behind. Telling him to stay away from her child, Chun Yan proceeds to break the soldier’s neck. Afterwards, Chun Yan falls down again and Ying Zheng cradles her, begging her to stay with him. Chun Yan apologises and Ying Zheng questions why she did this for him. Chun Yan confesses she’s been hiding something and reveals to Ying Zheng that she had a son that would’ve been his age. He was named Chun Ou and he was buried alongside the Zhao soldiers at the Battle of Changping. Chun Yan started to hate living and cursed Qin. When she heard there was an opening to be Ying Zheng’s nanny, Chun Yan really wanted to see what kind of expression Ying Zheng would have on his face. If she didn’t like it, she would’ve given him a piece of her mind. Just like the rest of Zhao, she tried finding a way to vent her anger but after meeting Ying Zheng, Chun Yan stopped caring about that.

She guesses that if a kid like Ying Zheng, who understands the pain of others, became king, then maybe he could change the world like he changed her. She encourages Ying Zheng to walk the path he believes in and become the greatest king of all. Crying, Ying Zheng promises to become the greatest king so in exchange, Chun Yan shouldn’t die. After telling him to bawl his eyes out if he is sad, Chun Yan begins imagining Ying Zheng as Chun Ou.

Caressing his cheek, Chun Yan asks to see Chun Ou's face and Ying Zheng squeezes her hand, calling her “Māma”. Chun Yan responds with “Hăo” before dying.

Ying Zheng begins to cry over Chun Yan’s corpse. Afterwards, Ying Zheng arrived safely at Xianyang, the capital of Qin. On July 6, 247BC, following the death of Zichu, Ying Zheng became the King of Qin at the age of twelve. As he walks through a hallway where servants bow at his sides, Ying Zheng looks at his blindfold. He asks Chun Yan to watch over him and after putting the blindfold on, Ying Zheng tells Chun Yan they should walk the path of an Emperor together.

## Relationships

### Original

#### Allies and Family

* Chun Yan
* Alvitr
* Brunhilde and Göll

#### Enemies

* Hades
* Chiyou

### Universal Warriors

* Main Characters
* The Another World

* Jennifer Amantea
* Natsu Dragneel
* Lucy Heartfilia
* Gray Fullbuster
* Erza Scarlet
* Wendy Marvell
* Aladdin
* Alibaba Saluja
* Morgiana
* Hakuryuu Ren
* Kouha Ren
* Sinbad
* Kougyoku Ren
* Gingka Hagane
* Kenta Yumiya
* Madoka Amano
* Yu Tendo
* Masamune Kadoya
* Benkei Hanawa
* Kyoya Tategami

* Rebecca Bluegarden
* Juvia Lockser
* Cana Alberona
* Mirajane Strauss
* Levy McGarden
* Zeref Dragneel
* Mard Geer Tartaros
* Seilah
* Sonya
* Animus
* Suzaku
* Elie
* Lucia Raregroove
* Weisz Steiner
* Homura Kōgetsu
* Sister Ivry
* Holy
* Eraser
* Feather
* Mashima Heroes
* Yoh Asakura
* Tao Ren
* Horokeu Usui
* Silva
* Hao Asakura
* Genjo Sanzo
* Snow
* Nanashi
* Sakura Li
* Kurogane
* Fai D. Fluorite
* Eren Yeager
* Mikasa Ackerman
* Annie Leonhart
* Reiner Braun
* Sasha Blouse
* Hange Zoë
* Zeke Yeager
* Pieck Finger
* Porco Galliard
* Colt Grice
* Yelena
* Cecily Fairchild
* Anavel Gato
* Aina Sahalin
* Gym Ghingham
* Cagalli Yula Athha
* Mu La Flaga
* Neil Dylandy
* Lyle Dylandy
* Allelujah Haptism
* Patrick Colasour
* Ali al-Saachez
* Full Frontal
* Akihiro Altland
* Gaelio Bauduin
* Zoltan Akkanen
* Lane Aim
* Suletta Mercury
* Guer Jeturk
* Elan Ceres
* Shaddiq Zenelli
* Yukimura Sanada
* Nobunaga Oda
* Ieyasu Tokugawa
* Shiemi Moriyama
* Shura Kirigakure
* Cheng-Long Liu
* Ri Shin
* Duke Hyou
* Ou Ki
* Ou Sen
* Kan Ki
* Ou Hon
* Mou Ten
* Ri Boku
* Ordo
* Ka Rin
* Kan Mei
* Slaine Troyard
* Elizabeth Liones
* Escanor
* Derieri
* Tristan Liones
* Ikoma
* Mumei
* Ayame Yomogawa
* Biba Amatori
* Meteora Österreich
* Vladilena Milizé
* Anju Emma
* Yuna Akashi
* Kazumi Asakura
* Yue Ayase
* Ako Izumi
* Akira Okouchi
* Misora Kasuga
* Makie Sasaki
* Chizuru Naba
* Haruna Mutsuishi
* Honoka Tsukii
* Chisa Akagawa
* Airi Eniwa
* Miharu Yomine
* Aya Kamuro
* Riko Hinakura
* Rinne Myojin
* Lü Bu
* Kojiro Sasaki
* Poseidon
* Raiden Tameemon
* Tomoe Gozen
* Elizabeth Bathory
* Cleopatra
* Mata Hari
* Mary Read
* Musashi Miyamoto
* Kaolan Wongsawat
* Brunhilde
* Manjiro Sano
* Keisuke Baji
* Chifuyu Matsuno
* Kazutora Hanemiya
* Seishu Inui
* Hajime Kokonoi
* Meguru Bachira
* Hyoma Chigiri
* Haruka Sakura
* Hajime Umemiya
* Kyotaro Sugishita
* Hayato Suou
* Ren Kaji
* Naotora Takeda
* Tatsuomi Uesugi
* Tsubasa Tokugawa
* Soma Date
* Seiroku Inukawa
* Aijiro Inue
* Imari Inuyama
* Towa Higurashi
* Akira Renbokoji
* A-drei
* H-neun
* Gashin Tezuka
* Shion Shishibe
* Brad Watt
* Alexei Zelenoy
* Tokaku Azuma
* Ryoma Nagare
* Tetsuya Tsurugi
* Anya Alstreim
* Susumu Kodai
* Adeltrud Alter
* Atlee Ariel
* Zetsu Daidan
* Fine Forte
* Tughril Mahmut
* Lelederik of Ellvaldez
* Al-Kaplan Balaban
* Nancy Schaal Bancroft
* Daryun
* Shimon Ikaruga
* Noelle Silva
* Fena Houtman
* Alisha Diphda
* Adele von Ascham
* Mischa
* Tenma Tsukamoto
* Suou Pavlichenko
* Koumei Ren
* Lenalee Lee
* Kei Mizusawa
* Virgo Fudō
* Torque
* Mora Chester

## Trivia

* According to his Character Profile:

* Qin Shi Huang's favorite subject is chinese, while his least favorite subject is science.
* His favorite food is Chinese cuisine and disliked food is greasy foods.
* Qin Shi Huang prefers graceful woman and he doesn't like lazy human and things that go against the morals.
* The people he respects or admires are Liliana.
* The people he dislikes or fears are Poseidon.
* His hobby is .
* He weaknesses is .

* Qin Shi Huang's design was revealed early thanks to Chapter 11, Volume 3 of Shuumatsu no Valkyrie - The Legend of Lü Bu: The Flying General released in December 2020. His design in The Legend of Lü Bu was explicitly stated to be identical to his design in Shuumatsu no Valkyrie.
* In Chinese culture, centipedes are associated with powerful magic potions despite being known to have a venomous bite. Therefore, the centipede tattoo on Qin Shi Huang's right cheek is probably there to reflect on his pursuit for the elixir of life, known as Xiandan (仙丹) in Chinese, throughout his life.
* Qin Shi Huangs martial art (Chiyou) is derived from five different fighting styles. Each of these fighting styles were named after one of the five tools of war that were supposedly created by the demon Chiyou. It is worth noting that the martial art itself was also named after the demon god.

## External Links

* Qin Shi Huang on the *Record of Ragnarok* Wiki