Haidai's Attempt to Strengthen Qi's Hegemony

Name: Haidai's Attempt to Strengthen Qi's Hegemony
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This is not the Spring and Autumn Hegemony you have in mind. This is a rise that originated from the corner of the sea and is rooted in salt, witchcraft and the dream of immortality. On his way back from the Kingdom of Ju, the young master Xiaobai encountered not only Guan Zhong's deadly arrow, but also the strange "sea market" on the East China Sea and Wu Zhu's death prophecy. When he ascended to the throne on the "Poseidon Festival" road paved with shells, he discovered that he had to control much more than just the court. The aristocrats monopolized the rituals of sea salt and fish salt; the palace was filled with witch doctor decoctions and spells from Donglai; while on the seaside, the alchemists were making elixirs and talking about the art of immortality in overseas fairy mountains. This is the soil of Qi State - reality and mystery are intertwined, and desires swell in the salty sea breeze. He reached an agreement with his enemy Guan Zhong: to use the strategy of salt and iron to absorb the wealth of the world, to reorganize the mountains and rivers with the help of three countries and five despised people, and to use the power of the mysterious sea god and the wisdom of the alchemists to "respect the king and repel the barbarians" with the mantle of destiny. From then on, Linzi's "Witch Market" was as prosperous as the "Sea Market", the diplomatic rhetoric contained the verses of alchemists, and the victory or defeat on the battlefield was sometimes determined by the tide. However, when people try to control the mystery, they will be counterattacked by the mystery. The flattering Yi Ya deceived the emperor with "children's medicinal diet", which was essentially the darkest witch doctor's technique; in his later years, Duke Huan was obsessed with the alchemist's "East China Sea Immortality Banquet", which was the beginning of the empire's decline... This book will take you deep into a Qi country where sea salt is salty, witchcraft whispers, and elixirs flicker, and you will see how a generation of overlords used political economics and mysterious geo-culture that transcended the times to create brilliance and plant fatal consequences. There is power here, and there is a deep code of civilization.