Qin Shi Huang

Humans, Fighter for the Humans during Ragnarok

Ying Zheng (birth name); King of Men; The Greatest King; The King Where It All Began

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.

He seems to be extremely confident in himself, seeing as how he walked into the Gods' area and sat down in Hades' chair[2] (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.[3] Qin Shi Huang is also quite fearless and daring, attacking Ares without being afraid of the God[4] and still ignoring him as if he were nothing.

Godly Strength; Godly Speed and Reflexes; Godly Edurance and Stamina; Indomitable Will; Enhanced Charisma; Martial Arts Expert

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. This condition is why Qin Shi Huang is considered to be "The Most Cursed Prince in All of History" (史上最も呪われた王子, Shijō Mottomo Norowareta Ōji). However, he himself claims that it is thanks to this skill that he is best suited to be a king, because it allows you to feel the pain of others.