Xi Zhuzhi
by Philippines
About This Novel
"The Record of Stele Yin" is a secret record hidden in the shadow of history, which records the names that have been erased by official history but are engraved in the bones and blood of the people. They were once extremely popular ministers and were once all-powerful, but they used their power for personal gain, harmed loyal people, and brought trouble to the government. They were eventually nailed to the pillar of shame and will remain infamy for thousands of years. This book does not praise merits or cover up faults, but only digs out the atrocities that have been deliberately forgotten and the crimes that have been whitewashed. From Zhao Gao, who referred to deer as horses, to Qin Hui, who framed Zhongliang; from Zhu Can, who ate people like food, to Shi Jingtang, who lured wolves into the house - they are not legends, but living warnings. Opening "The Record of Stele Yin" is not for hatred, but to remember: when power loses its respect, human nature will become a beast. The shadows of the monuments that are not illuminated by the sun are the ones that should be seen by future generations.
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