The Third Part of the Great Qin Empire "Golden Arms and Iron Horse" Volume 2

Qin used Fan Ju as its prime minister and implemented a strategy of distant diplomacy and close attack; with Bai Qi as its general, it achieved a major victory in the Battle of Changping. The Six Kingdoms began to decline, and Qin established its dominance. The Qin army marched eastward, and the king and ministers of the Emperor Zhou of Luoyang greeted him in panic. In the battle of Yiyang, Qian Fu Chang Bai Qi emerged. King Wu of Qin marched into Luoyang and died violently while holding a tripod. Bai Qi led a lone brigade to venture into Yan to welcome back the hostage prince Ying Ji, and allied with Gan Mao, Wei Zhen and other generals to jointly defeat the coup of Prince Ying Li and support Ying Ji to succeed him, known as King Zhao of Qin in history. Yingji's biological mother, the Queen Mother Xuan, brought order to the Qing Dynasty and appointed her younger brother Wei Zhen as prime minister to personally regent and stabilize the Qin state. King Min of Qi wanted to dominate the world and encouraged the six kingdoms of Shandong to destroy Qin. At the critical moment, Empress Dowager Xuan appointed Bai Qi as general to attack the Central Plains and defeat the six-nation coalition. He also fought against Wei and Han, and made a surprise attack on Chu. Qin became the super power in the Warring States Period. At this time, the State of Yan secretly united with the five-nation coalition to attack Qi. During Tian Dan and Jimo's six years of resistance against Yan, the Fire Bull Formation defeated the Yan army...