The Great Qin Empire Part 5: Iron-blooded Civilization (volume 2)
by Sun Haohui
About This Novel
King Qin Yingzheng relied on the rule of law and civilization as his backing, and used various wars as the main form. He went through turbulent times and annexed the six countries, completed the great cause of unification, and created a unified civilization. The first unified empire in Chinese history came into being. Lu Buwei hung up "Lü's Spring and Autumn Annals" in four gates of Xianyang and publicly offered a reward of a thousand gold coins for changing one word. Wang Jian, Li Simengtian and the King of Qin formed an alliance to form a new political axis. Lü Buwei's guests held a debate outside the city, and the Chinese people publicly refuted "Lü's Spring and Autumn Annals", triggering a major debate between the government and the public about the way to govern the country. King Yingzheng of Qin deposed Lu Buwei for the crime of "breaking laws and disrupting government and confusing the people of the country", and Lu Buwei was forced to commit suicide in Luoyang. After that, King Yingzheng of Qin officially kicked off the creation of the empire: in the first stage, he purified the military and political affairs and promoted new talents. A large number of young generals and ministers formed a new generation of forces. At the same time, he vigorously built the Zhengguo Canal, a water conservancy project in the hinterland of Qin, making Qinchuan a kingdom of abundance; in the second stage, he launched a continuous war to unify China...
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