Synopsis of the story of "Lishan Bones: The Secret History of Qin Terracotta Warriors"
After the death of the First Emperor, Zhao Gao tampered with the imperial edict and used 3,612 craftsmen, civilians and prisoners as "living cores" to burn terracotta warriors and horses for burial. The parents of young Chen Che were also among them. This became the beginning of his lifelong revenge.
Chen Che lurked for three years to learn martial arts, and sneaked into Xianyang Palace to assassinate Qin II Hu Hai and Zhao Gao. However, due to the weak situation, he failed and died as a martyr. His general Shi Gan inherited his legacy and found the best sword in the world, "Breaking Water". He forced Liu Bang, who had proclaimed himself emperor and founded the Han Dynasty, to palace in Changle Palace, forcing him to abolish the tyranny. Liu Bang fled out of fear.
Unwilling to fail, Liu Bang went to the Qinling Mountains to invite the 168-year-old Xuan Zhenzi in order to regain his authority, hoping to use the power of the Lishan Terracotta Warriors and Dragon Veins to resurrect Qin Shihuang. In order to protect the people of the world, Shi Gan carried the "Shui Shui" sword to stop him alone, but was forced into a desperate situation by the four heavenly kings summoned by Xuan Zhenzi. At the critical moment, Qin Shihuang walked out of the terracotta warriors and horses, with a decaying body and a corpse odor. It turned out that he used the souls of living sacrifices to protect his body and had been sleeping in the terracotta warriors and horses in the underground palace.
Qin Shihuang kills Xuan Zhenzi instantly and awakens the corpses of the terracotta warriors and horses in order to regain the world. Shi Gan uses the "water-breaking" sword to gather the people's anger and belief in justice, and finally cuts off the tyrant's resurrection, and sacrifices himself. Although Chen Che and Shi Gan died, they used their flesh and blood to break the cycle of tyranny. Their stories turned into the belief that "the people are the foundation of the world", and together with the Lishan Terracotta Warriors and Horses, they will be forever engraved in the long river of history.
