The Emperor of China he is the first emperor of China and the father of Nu Gui during his reign in the 3rd century. Being someone superstitious and linked to the mystical, he was certain that he could continue on the throne eternally and obtain immortality via a magical flower.
Despite not appearing in person in "Legend Quest" episode, "Nu Gui", he is the overarching antagonist and his actions are taken by his own daughter.
Personality[]
He is "powerful and stubborn". He was obsessed with the concept of immortality, which would eventually be his downfall.
Appearance[]
See also: Emperor of China
Biography[]
It could be said that he was The first emperor of China and the same one who ordered the construction of the famous monument, "The Great Wall", being a merciless tyrant and unwilling to protect his position as the eternal monarch of his nation.
Thirsty for power and pride, he was afraid to leave his post when he had to die of old age; so his greatest desire was to achieve eternal life and conquer more distant lands to expand his empire. As a knowledgest of some mystical arts, he had made some stone soldiers who would wake up with a spell that he had elaborated and use them as troops to devastate their opponents.
Before putting the plan of conquest into motion, the emperor entrusted his daughter to bring him a flower whose steam gave eternal life. Hours later, the emperor's daughter had found the flower, however; being the first to inhale the flower would drive her mad and the rest of the steam would be a deadly poison for others. Back at the palace, the princess gave the flower to her father and received it, dying of poison from inhaling its steam.
His corpse still rots in the Terracotta Army as a disgusting skeleton by the events of "Nu Gui".
