Great Qin Tianhui
by Wang Jiang
About This Novel
This book is written during the Warring States Period. In order to expand its strength, the Qin State set its sights on the land of Bashu. Qin's strategy of using stone and cow dung gold allowed Shu to open the door on its own, and Shu took the opportunity to build the Golden Ox Road in order to send troops to destroy the feudal states. The protagonist of the novel, Gou Wu, was forcibly conscripted into the army. He risked his life to escape and traveled all the way south. In the troubled times, he finally climbed up the mountains and fell grass, robbed the rich and helped the poor, and became a hero who protected the people. When Qin went south along the Golden Bull Road to destroy Shu, Gou Wu led the rebel army to compete with the powerful Qin, defend Chengdu, and fight against the Qin army. Finally being outnumbered, the protector fled south. This story uses the excavation of the Golden Bull Road as the timeline and Gou Wu's life trajectory as the plot line. Taking Tianjun Mountain as the birthplace of the story, it depicts the vicissitudes of the ancient Shu Kingdom. Several clues are intertwined to express the customs and historical changes of that era. It also reflects the pain and helplessness of the people during the excavation of the Jinniu Road, as well as the perseverance of the Wuding spirit of the people in the ancient Shu period.
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