Warring States Period (4 Volumes in Total)
by Hua Bu Zhu
About This Novel
[Novel, History, Warring States Period, Drama] The Warring States Period contains 4 volumes, including Jixia Chapter, Changping Chapter, Saving Zhao Chapter, and Yingzheng Chapter. It tells the story of Prime Minister Li Si's beginnings and Yingzheng's rise to the sky at least as a young man. Chapter 2 of Ji: At the end of the Warring States Period, the situation was turbulent. The 17-year-old Li Si did not want to be a rat in the toilet, so he embarked on a study tour in the Jixia Academy of Qi State. There are many tests, requiring both mutual cooperation and tit-for-tat confrontation. We meet on a narrow road, who is the one who reaches the top? Changping chapter: Qin and Zhao fight against each other and fight fiercely in Changping! The unprecedented battle has begun! After the end of the country, the former classmates who were chatting and laughing turned out to be rivals fighting each other for life and death. Let's see how this unprecedented battle ends. Rescue Zhao Chapter: In the land of tigers and wolves, the sword points at Handan, let's see the heroes gather together to save the crisis! After the Battle of Changping, Qin suffered more than half of its casualties and the country was empty. The generals were at odds with each other. The monarch and his ministers were separated, but they were still as powerful as tigers, pointing their swords at Handan. Interests and strategies, loyalty to betrayal; princes uniting, the situation changes. The majestic war and the fierce emotions - let's take a look at the chapter on saving Zhao. Chapter of Yingzheng: The young dragon is trapped in a cage, and the monarch and his ministers meet in Handan. Young Ying Zheng, with his domineering power, soared into the sky! Li Si, who has experienced two wars in Changping and Handan, faced frequent wars and moral righteousness, and was physically and mentally trapped. When visiting his friend Handan, he finally met the emperor whom his ideals entrusted to him and the destined person on whom his friendship depended.
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