Qin Yue Shines on the Cold Front: Mo Xin's Power Dominates the World

The heroine has dual inheritance: Jiang Li, the daughter of the great son of the Mohist family, also has the courtesy name Mingwei, and is also a practitioner of the secret arts of the Yin and Yang family. The Mohists endowed her with a broad mind of "loving all but not attacking", superb mechanical skills, and logical thinking; the Yin-Yang school endowed her with the ability to observe stars, divination, insight into people's hearts, and utilize the power of nature rather than fantasy, emphasizing prediction and psychological games. The goal was to use Mohist thought to improve Qin law and establish a more just order. 2. The male protagonist pretends to be "cold and desolate": the "hidden dragon" secretly cultivated by the prince Yingzhao Shihuang, was seriously injured and suffered from "leg disease" and "heart disease", and pretended to be a decadent and gloomy borderline prince. He is a cold-hearted Legalist believer and controls the branch of the "Xuan Spider" web. 3. Historical integration and innovation: weave the causes of major events in the late Qin Dynasty into the conflict between male and female sovereignty plans and ideas, the Mohist "respect for the virtuous" VS the Legalist "respect for the monarch". This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.