Qin Li: the Fourth Generation Opened the Frontier

Early Qin Epic: The Second Part [Da Qin + Qin Zhong + Qin Zhuang Gong + Qin Xianggong + Qin Wengong] In the late Western Zhou Dynasty, the royal family declined and the Xirong were raging. In the war frontier of Longxi, Feizi, a young man from the Ying tribe, won the attention of the Zhou royal family with his innate talent for horse training. From taming the fierce horse "Chasing the Wind" to the fire horse breaking the formation to rescue the siege of Quanqiu, from offering horses in Haojing to marrying in the Weishui River, he built the first city "Qin Yi" surrounded by Rong and Di, and was granted the title of "Qin Ying" vassal. Qin Zhong, the grandson of Feizi, inherited his ancestral ambitions, fought bloody battles with Rong and Di, was awarded the title of doctor, and pushed Qin to the stage of princes. In the era of Duke Xiang, he seized the historical opportunity. When Haojing fell and the Zhou Dynasty was in danger, he resolutely sent troops to assist the king and escorted King Ping to move eastward. The success of re-establishing the Zhou Dynasty finally made Qin become a prince and was granted the title of Qixi. This is an entrepreneurial epic of a tribe that has been in flames for hundreds of years. Four generations spanned a hundred years, from herding horses to setting up feudal lords. In the tempering of blood and fire, they integrated Zhou Rong, built cities and legislated, reformed the military system, and forged the border vassals into a powerful Eastern country, laying the first seeds for unifying the world five hundred years later.