Records of the Zhongxing of Da Qin

In 344 AD, the Qin Dynasty had experienced more than 120 years of peace. The glory of Taizong Qin Rui's rule had completely faded. The dynasty was in a desperate situation of internal and external troubles. The situation in various places showed sharp contrasts: Court: Emperor Qin Yan was weak and incompetent, addicted to pleasure, his relatives Liu family controlled the government, and the eunuch Wei Zhong monopolized the power and disrupted the government. Party strife intensified, the official system collapsed, taxes were excessive and heavy, loyal ministers were excluded and persecuted, and the court completely lost its ability to govern. Central Plains/Southern Xinjiang: Separation of state and animal husbandry, tyrants annexing land, refugees everywhere, rampant bandits, and frequent civil unrest. Only King Qin Jin of Jingzhou protected the territory and people, trained troops, accumulated food, and rectified the administration, creating a pure land in troubled times. His Jingzhou army was elite and good at fighting, and won the hearts of the people. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.