The Bright Moon of the Qin Dynasty: the Sword Rises to the Setting Sun

"The Bright Moon in the Qin Dynasty. The Sword Rises the Setting Sun" takes the turbulent times after the Qin Dynasty destroyed the six kingdoms as the scene, and unfolds an epic about chivalry, destiny and growth. After Jing Ke failed to assassinate Qin, the world's best swordsman Ge Nie rebelled from the Qin Palace and fled to the end of the world with Jing Ke's son Jing Tianming. In the battle of Cangyue Valley, he used his "Hundred Steps Flying Sword" to resist three hundred Qin troops, but he attracted the pursuit of his fellow disciple Wei Zhuang and the Liusha Organization. This pursuit across the rivers and lakes was not only the ultimate showdown of swordsmanship in Gui Valley, but also involved the mystery of the curse seal of the Yin Yang family and the thousand-year secret of the Mo family's organ city. Tianming grew up as an ignorant boy, and gradually realized chivalry under the guidance of Gai Nie. He met Gao Yue and Xiang Shaoyu in Guancheng, and fought against the Qin Dynasty with the Mohists. Wei Zhuang's ruthlessness and obsession, Duan Murong's kindness as a doctor, Gao Yue's hidden identity as the princess of the Yan Kingdom, and the shocking conspiracy of the Yin Yang family's "Cang Long Qisu" are all intertwined in the disputes between various schools of thought. The exquisite mechanics, the sharp swordsmanship, and the cunning tactics all paved a long road from escape to resistance. When the cold light of the "Hundred-step Flying Sword" cuts through the long night, when the gears of the government city turn to start the rebellion against the Qin Dynasty, each character is looking for himself in the torrent of fate: Ge Nie protects the road with his sword, Wei Zhuang glimpses his true heart in his obsession, and Tian Ming finally grows from an orphan to a young leader who takes on the mission of the Mohist family. This is not only a tragic song of troubled times, but also a chivalrous swan song about redemption and perseverance. In the light of swords and shadows, it describes the passion and tenderness of the late Qin Dynasty.