The Qin dynasty was born in an era of upheaval and intrigue. The Chinese people had a history spanning five thousand years, yet for five hundred of them, they fought among themselves. This era gave rise to countless sages and schools of thought, and its dazzling civilization illuminated the entire course of history.
The First Emperor, Ying Zheng, built upon the achievements of six generations, wielding his power to rule all under Heaven. He marched east through Hangu Pass, first conquering Han and Zhao, then Wei and Chu, and finally Yan and Qi, establishing the first unified dynasty in Chinese history. He then campaigned south against the Baiyue and held back the Xiongnu in the north, laying the foundations of the Chinese nation.
Yet this mighty dynasty was like a fleeting flower: brief and beautiful, leaving behind countless wonders and mysteries, from the grand mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang and the miraculous Great Wall to the Imperial Seal, the Nine Tripods of Yu, and an array of masterpieces passed down through the ages.
According to the normal course of history, the Qin dynasty would fall in its second generation. But the river of history was drastically diverted when someone from a later age transmigrated into the past.
Thus, the vast palace complex across the eight-hundred-li Qin plain escaped the fate of being burned to the ground by Xiang Yu. The Xuanyuan Sword, the Nine Tripods of Yu, the Classic of Lianshan, the Classic of Guicang, the Imperial Seal, and the Tai'e Sword were all put on display in the Great Qin Museum...
The strange man in Xianyang Prison; Ying Zheng's love and hatred in Zhao;
Nice! I like watching the father-son relationship between Hu Hai and Zheng Ge [sending my heart]
Fresh and refined, very beautiful, looking forward to the follow-up
I just read Chapter 10 and it's quite interesting.
Very nice book
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