From the hostess of Handan to the emperor of Xianyang, Ying Zheng used forbearance to hide his edge and gathered talents with wisdom. He used the strategy of "making friends far away and attacking closely" to drive Wang Jian, Meng Tian and other famous generals to march eastward, marching across Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi. He destroyed the six kingdoms and was called the First Emperor. He established prefectures and counties, unified weights, measures and writing, built the Great Wall, and expanded the territory. This book gives a panoramic view of Ying Zheng's rise from adversity to his iron-blooded journey to dominate the world, fully demonstrating the talents and strategies of one emperor through the ages and the majestic momentum of the Qin Empire.
