The Struggle of the Warring States Period: the Protected City

The most difficult thing about being a human being is living for your beliefs. As early as the Warring States Period two thousand years ago, there was a group of people living a free life based on their own beliefs, which was known in history as "a hundred schools of thought contending." There are even people who call themselves Mohists and are determined to save every life in the world. In the turbulent world, the dim-witted King of Han, regardless of Qin's eagerness, was busy building mausoleums and razing Shuifeng City, where the people lived, to the ground. Faced with Shuifengcheng's request for help, the poet Jiang Minggui was ordered to go to South Korea. However, at this time, South Korea was already a stagnant water. Many talented people and strangers learned their skills just to make a living; the great Situ was a highly respected minister, just to exchange power for money. If you want to save Shuifeng City, you will definitely stir up this stagnant water, allowing the Qin army to take advantage of it; if you want to prevent the war, the people of Shuifeng City will be displaced and starve to death in the harsh winter. Save a city or a country? Between the iron heel of Qin and the suffering people, can Mo Zhe, who vowed to love everyone in the world, stick to his faith and make a choice that is clear to his heart?