Qin Shi Huang

After his Valkyrie transformed into his Völundr (shoulder guards capable of protecting him while he only had to rely on his physical endurance and skills), Qin Shi Huang won the battle but was severely wounded, with a perforation in his stomach, several superficial and deep wounds, and the loss of an arm. He required immediate medical attention as he was on the verge of death.

Qin Shi Huang is a confident, proud man with a charisma that easily captivates people. Above all, Qin Shi Huang is immensely proud of his rank as the First Emperor of China. He didn't believe any of the kings of China who preceded him were true kings, as they submitted to Chiyou out of fear. He didn't hesitate to antagonize the Demon God, smiling in his presence without flinching, deliberately feeding him an earth soldier, and readily engaging the supposed god in combat. At the beginning of his fight against Hades, Qin Shi Huang looked down on him and proudly declared that he was the only one who could be king in this world. Despite this insistence, Qin Shi Huang has shown that he recognizes someone as a king if they prove their worth. After Hades first defeated him, Qin Shi Huang began referring to him as the "King of Helheim" and continued to address him as such. Despite his demeanor, Qin Shi Huang has shown that he gets along well with people he likes. He asked Hermes his name after the god served him a delicious mead; he cared for and apologized to Alvitr when she was injured because of him; and he showed immense respect and camaraderie toward Hades, even considering him a friend at the end of their fight.

As a child, Qin Shi Huang was far more docile and weak-willed. He grew up in enemy territory, where he was constantly exposed to the hatred and anger of the Zhao people, who despised him for his country's actions. Because of their hostility, Qin Shi Huang believed he was a cursed child and suppressed his negative emotions, such as anger or sadness; instead, he always wore an unnatural smile, hoping that people would one day forgive him. It was only after meeting his adoptive mother, Chunyan, that Qin Shi Huang began to show his true feelings, convinced that he could live life as he wished. Qin Shi Huang deeply loved Chunyan and promised her something great.

Qin Shi Huang is a man of average height. He has a muscular build and broad shoulders. He has black hair with a red streak on the right side of his face, styled in a short, messy cut, and black eyes with large, white pupils.

Qin Shi Huang wears an intricately designed, off-the-shoulder robe similar to those worn by Chinese empresses. He also wears a decorated blindfold with a patterned stripe covering his eyes to prevent his curse from consuming him. He has two centipede tattoos: one on his right cheek, descending vertically from his right eye, which is covered by the blindfold; and the other on his back. He wears nail guards on the middle and index fingers of his right hand, as well as on the ring, middle, and index fingers of his left hand.

Qin Shi Huang is the representative of Humanity in the seventh round of Ragnarok, facing Hades.

His real name was Ying Zheng, but he was known as Qin Shi Huang or Shi Huang Di, a title that literally means "First Emperor of Qin." He was the founder of the Qin dynasty and the first emperor to unify China, widely considered the greatest emperor in all of Chinese history.

From a young age, he had suffered greatly for being the son of a treacherous and nefarious nation. The people who held him hostage hated him, and his curse caused him to burn with pain; he could feel the same hatred and thirst for revenge as those around him because of it. Although he was a well-mannered and kind child who never threw tantrums, everyone hated him until his mentor and teacher arrived. He had shared two years of lessons with her, and she taught him that suppressing his emotions was not the answer.

Some time later, Qin Shi Huang, then known as Ying Zheng, was named crown prince. Tragically, he was attacked while traveling to the capital, and his teacher sacrificed her life to save him. Afterward, he resolved to fulfill his promise to become the king of the origin, the strongest.

At the age of 12, Ying Zheng was named Qin Shi Huang and ascended to the throne of China, becoming its emperor and the greatest man in Chinese history.