Elegy of the Late Qin Dynasty

When an idealistic historian and a calm realist are thrown into the era of Qin Shihuang - what will they do? Zhao Ziming chose to enter the palace. He wanted to use his foresight of the future to save the empire that was doomed to collapse. To this end, he would not hesitate to seek skin from the tiger and become the most dangerous "prophet" around the First Emperor. Han Xudong woke up in the body of a subjugated prince. He was forced to deal with the Huns and the imperial rebels in the shadow of the frontier, forging a rough rebel army into a force that could shake the world. One "loyalizes" the emperor in the court, and the other "rebels" in the wilderness. They didn't know each other, but fatefully, they became each other's biggest enemies. They all thought they were fighting against fate, but in the end they discovered that all attempts to correct history were just laying the last nameless cornerstone for true history. This is not a hymn of heroes, this is a song of mortals being crushed by fate - the tragic song of the late Qin Dynasty.