This Guy Can't Be Hu Hai

Da Qin was born in a turbulent era. The Chinese nation has been inherited for five thousand years, but it has been at war with each other for five hundred years in this era. This era gave birth to countless sages, gave birth to countless theories, and the splendid civilization has illuminated the entire history. The first emperor, Ying Zhengfen, and the remaining six generations, vigorously pursued strategies to control Yu Nei. Leaving Hangu in the east, he first conquered Han and Zhao, then destroyed Wei and Chu, and then pacified Yan and Qi, establishing the first unified dynasty in Chinese history. Later, they conquered Baiyue in the south and rejected the Xiongnu in the north, laying the foundation for the Chinese nation. However, this powerful dynasty was like a flash in the pan, short-lived and beautiful, leaving us with many miracles and mysteries, such as the magnificent Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang, the miraculous Great Wall, the Jade Seal passed down to the country, Yu's Nine Cauldrons, and various masterpieces passed down from generation to generation. If the normal historical development trend were followed, the Great Qin Dynasty would have died in two generations. However, the long river of history has been seriously "rerouted" due to the passage of someone from later generations. As a result, the palace complex covering eight hundred miles of Qinchuan escaped the fate of being burned by Xiang Yu. The Xuanyuan Sword, Yu's Jiuding, "Lianshan Yi" and "Gui Zang Yi", the Jade Seal of the State, and the Tai'a Sword were displayed in the Daqin Museum... The weirdo in Xianyang Prison, Ying Zheng's love and hatred in Zhao State, don't throw away the scraps of He Shibi, prodigal father... My Majesty, the First Emperor, is so majestic that I have chastised the six kingdoms throughout the ages. How powerful I am, the warrior of Great Qin, with a sharp blade in my hand and dare to fight in the world How great is our great Qin, the pillars of the Qin Dynasty, the stone curtains, the military strategy and the wisdom of the country. It's so sad that the remaining warriors of the sixth generation of the Qin Dynasty actually caused the second generation to lose their country. It's a pity that our hundreds of different schools of thought are so lonely and misty Fortunately, my hundred-year soul and China's fate are inseparable from each other in this life.