Qin Empire

Above the ruined Mingtang of Luoyi Royal City. The copper cauldron is still warm and the black smoke has not dispersed. King Nan of Zhou stood in the north of Danqi, holding the broken Mianqi in his hand and glaring angrily. At the foot of the steps, Qin generals were wearing armor and holding swords. They were hunting in the new wind. Where the black flags were spread, three thousand Qin soldiers were arranged in ten rows of square formations, one step at a time, like an iron mountain moving slowly. In the front row are the "Ruishi", with three short feathers on their tops and black iron armor on their chests. Under the thorn is a large black silk flag of thick material, with three large seal characters written on it: "The Order of the King of Qin". The Jiuding has been tied up and is slowly being lifted off the dragon-patterned stone base... Since Duke Xiao, Qin wanted to get rid of his "Rong Di" origin, but suffered from the lack of "talisman of destiny". Jiuding is the highest ready-made political trademark. Moving the tripod to Xianyang is equivalent to completing a "brand transfer" in front of the world. From then on, Qin was no longer a "hegemon", but the legal heir to "the king of the world". This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.