"Qin Mou: Iron Blood All the Way" tells the legendary life of Zhao Guopi's general Zhao Li. In the cold wind of Yanmen, he was the sharpest sword under Li Mu, but he witnessed with his own eyes that the famous general drank poison and the country collapsed due to counterintuitive plots. With a blood feud, he sneaked into Xianyang under the pseudonym "Shi Yue", climbed up the ranks of the Qin court officials step by step, and emerged in the war that destroyed the six kingdoms. On the bank of Yishui, he glimpsed Jing Ke's tragic assassination of Qin. On the Yanshan Mountain, he proposed a plan to defeat the city. On the side of the Chu River, he helped Wang Jian defeat Xiang Yan. Finally, he stood in front of the Xianyang Palace and watched Qin Wangzheng be crowned the first emperor.
He was an avenger who used his ingenuity to kill Guo Kai, eliminate Wang Ao, and serve as Li Muzhaoxue; he was also a promoter of unification, supporting Li Si in the battle over the prefecture and county system, and dealing with Zhao Gao in the shadow of the empire. From a young boy in Yanzhao to an upstart in the Qin court, he has seen the brutality of the Qin army massacring the city, and also recognized the decadence of the old tribes of the Six Kingdoms. He struggled between revenge and the world, and finally realized the true meaning of "ending war with war."
When the First Emperor was assassinated during his eastern tour and the edict of Shaqiu changed, he used his iron-blooded tactics to clear the emperor's side and determine the situation of the dynasty, transforming from a chess piece in troubled times to a guardian of the world. This million-word epic describes the warring states and the cunning intrigues of the late Warring States period. It shows how a lonely minister of a subjugated country determined the world with his wisdom and created peace with his loyalty in the tide of the times.
