Legend of the Warring States Period

Name: Legend of the Warring States Period
Author: Wang Zhanfu

by Wang Zhanfu

ongoing History Ancient Pre-Qin Male Lead

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Content introduction: The book starts with Le Yang, a military strategist in the early Warring States Period, and systematically runs through the descendants of his family, such as Le Yang, Le Shu, Le Chi, Le Ju, Le Yi, Le Cheng, Le Jian and other six or seven generations of generals. The wonderful stories performed on the historical stage serve as the general outline. The story is interspersed with the deeds of military strategists Sun Wu, Wu Qi, Pang Juan, Sun Bin and other famous military figures, as well as the mysterious and unpredictable Mr. Guigu, his extraordinary experience from birth to death, and the story of his four disciples who messed around and disrupted the Warring States Period. Due to the melee between the seven heroes of Yan, Zhao, Han, Wei, Qin, Qi, and Chu, and the addition of small countries such as Lu, Song, Wei, Zhou, and Zhongshan, it formed the most chaotic era in the history of our country. There have been many famous kings and monarchs, such as Wei Wenhou, Zhao Wuling, Qi Min, Yan Zhao, Chu Huai, Qin Huiwen, and even Qin Shihuang, who have appeared on the historical stage of the Warring States Period and performed countless wonderful chapters. Many famous ministers and generals emerged, such as the four gentlemen Mengchang, Pingyuan, Xinling, and Chunshen, as well as famous ministers such as Shang Yang, Su Qin, Zhang Yi, Fan Sui, Lin Xiangru, and Qu Yuan. There are also countless famous generals such as Sun Bin, Pang Juan, Wu Qi, Leyang, Lechi, Leyi, Bai Qi, Meng Ao, Wang Jian, Lian Po, Pang Nuan, Zhao She, Li Mu and so on. The stars shine, the performances are exquisite, the history is glorious, and many idioms are achieved, which are complicated and dazzling. When describing this historical process, predecessors had to excerpt the characters and their deeds and write them into independent chapters, which made people confused after reading too much. This book attempts to solve this problem and mold it into a complete creation. This book integrates the two hundred years of the Warring States period into one book, with a total of 120 chapters and more than 500 poems.