The Millennium Covenant of the Rise of the Qin Dynasty

When Jiang Nan, a modern young man, opened his eyes, the oracle bones of the Yin Ruins were burning with cracks, and the Shang King Wu Ding's chariot rolled through the dust on the banks of the Yellow River - he became the traveler that everyone yearned for, but with the secret of immortality, he struggled to survive in the shadow of the bronze tripod. From farmers to courtiers, he has seen Fuhao's battle flag dyed with the blood of Guifang, and heard the fire of King Zhou's wine pool reflected in the court song. Until the flames of Lutai swallowed up King Shang's last sigh, the oracle bones in his sleeves shattered, but the obsession in his heart burned even more fiercely: "Anything in this world that owes Dashang money, I want to get it back with my own hands." So he hid in the long river of time, watching the Zhou Dynasty move eastward, watching the collapse of rituals and music, and watching the wars of war between princes burning for hegemony throughout the Central Plains. After hundreds of years of dormancy, he finally stopped in the Qin land in the west. At that time, Qin was just a vassal that raised horses, but he chuckled at Qin Xiaogong's bamboo slips: "Help you destroy the Zhou Dynasty and help you unify the world. But remember, the background of the world should be dyed back to the red of the Yin and Shang Dynasties." From the gleam of Shang Yang's sword to the blood of Bai Qi's killings; from the clear water of Dujiangyan to the ruins of Afang Palace. He was a silent guest in the court and an unknown mastermind in the annals of history. He used his thousand years of life to plot a game of chess: let Qin's cavalry crush the ancestral temple of Zhou Dynasty, let Legalist laws cover the imprint of Ji's surname, and let the First Emperor's jade seal be secretly engraved with the patterns of Yin Ruins oracle bones. When the bells of Xianyang Palace shook the whole world, Jiang Nan stood on the tower, and his fingertips touched the Shang Wang Yuzhang on his waist. "The purpose of the thousand-year agreement is not to seek revenge against Zhou, but to let this troubled world know that Shang has never died."