The Warring States: From the Start, I Die Protesting in Court and Conquer the Six States

A reborn tale of political intrigue and a comeback. The core thrills: foreknowledge, an information advantage, a sign-in System, a golden finger, face-slapping, and turning the tables. The character arc runs from an obsession with revenge to a sense of responsibility for all under heaven. Set in an alternate late Warring States period, the Zhou royal house is in decline and seven powers stand apart: Qin, Qi, Chu, Zhao, Wei, Han, and Yan. Bronze and iron weapons are used side by side, as are chariots and cavalry. Rites and music have fallen into ruin, and regicide and power grabs are commonplace. Recently, with the new ruler of Qin still young, the other six states are quietly considering an alliance to divide Qin among themselves while it is in turmoil. The young King of Qin is reborn and returns. He risks everything in a plea before the court, turns the tables on the spot, and then sweeps across the six states, unifying all under heaven.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.