(There are still 200 chapters of manuscripts saved, so you can just read them if you want.) In the troubled times at the end of the Three Kingdoms, Qin Ying, who was possessed by the soul of Qin Shihuang, and his childhood sweetheart Gongsun Yan began to take root in Guanzhong after Bingzhou, inheriting the legacy of the Qin Emperor, promoting agriculture and mulberry, reorganizing the armament, and opening up the Western Regions, leading to chaos in the Jin Dynasty: Beacon Smoke Rises. The Eight Kings Rebellion swept across the Central Plains. Qin Ying, the general who inherited the legacy of Emperor Qin, stepped forward when the mountains and rivers were broken. Carrying the glory of his ancestors' pioneering territory and the obsession to settle down in troubled times, he led his troops to fight in a desperate situation where the kings were divided and the dust was everywhere. Machiavellian intrigues intertwined with the blades of the battlefield, loyalty and ambition collided. He not only wanted to protect his brothers, but also wanted to revive the Ying family's character in a chaotic world. The light of the sword reflects the original intention, and the troubled times reveal the liver and gallbladder. This is a heroic song of iron blood in the late Jin Dynasty that belongs to Qin Ying.
