As Prince Fusu, he hides deep within the Qin court, never flaunting himself or acting rashly.
While playing the qin in quiet repose, he already holds the world's game of strategy in his hands;
With troops standing at attention, the fortunes of the Six Kingdoms rest at his fingertips.
He cultivates schemes in the fields, settles plans in his heart, lays political strategies in secret, and points the blades of war from afar.
No System cheats, no crowd-pleasing theatrics. He relies solely on his wits to orchestrate the chaos and unify the realm.
The world sees the First Emperor sweep across the six directions, but knows not that the one moving the pieces behind the scenes has always calmly watched the shifting winds.
In this game, all under Heaven returns to Qin, and all is settled.
One day, he will ascend to the throne and begin a new chapter…
Why can't I understand the names of many people inside?
The picture feels very good, the text is clear, and the logic is rigorous