Soul Travels Through the Western Zhou Dynasty

Changing fate with wisdom and building a country with law, a pre-Qin epic with hard-core technology Core Differentiation Highlights 1. Hard-core technology stream: epidemic prevention techniques, ordnance improvement, prototype of code 2. Machiavellian realism: no villains, no cheating wars 3. A sense of family epic: the concubine defends the border, the legitimate son dies in battle, the second daughter is murdered, and the nine wives are not vases in the harem. 4. Historical immersion: careful wording in dialogues, details of food, clothing, housing and transportation If Shang Yang had been born five hundred years earlier, and if the contention of a hundred schools of thought had begun in Qin, would Chinese civilization have taken a different path? There is no exhilarating feeling of one person defying the heavens, only the heaviness of the whole family fighting for their lives; there are no fictitious powers, only the real wisdom and blood of the Chinese ancestors. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.