"Three correct views + studying history + no system"
What do you think are the most regrettable historical scenes?
"The Great Qin Empire was established by the surviving soldiers of the sixth generation of the old Qin people, but it fell apart in fourteen years?"
"Is it that the mighty and majestic Great Wall that has witnessed the rise and fall of China for more than two thousand years is left with only shocking and dilapidated ruins?"
"The Epang Palace, which covers an area of more than three hundred miles, has towering pavilions and blocks out the sky and the sun, was burned down by a fire that lasted for three months?"
"Is it Fusu, the eldest son of the Qin Empire, a humble gentleman, as gentle as jade, who resolutely died in the face of Hu Hai's forged edict?"
"It was the Lishan Prisoner Army temporarily formed by Zhang Han, who wrote the final glorious chapter of the Great Qin Campaign!"
"It was the 200,000-strong Northern Great Wall Army led by Zhang Han. After surrendering, they were buried alive by Xiang Yu and killed!"
In 210 BC, three months before the death of Ying Zheng, the first emperor of all time.
The protagonist travels to Shangjun, Qin State, and lives in the family of a petty official. In order to avoid history repeating itself, he plans to start building the Great Wall and rewrite the historical tragedies of Fusu, Meng Yi and others.
In order to change the general trend of the world's destruction of Qin, he desperately flapped his butterfly wings. He worked step by step and established a base camp on the Shandong Peninsula. Everything was difficult at the beginning. Fortunately, he had a group of big figures from the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony to help him.
Faced with choices, he took risks all the way.
At each important turning point in history, as the sons and daughters of China, how should we make a choice, whether to go with the flow or turn the tide?
