"The First General of the Qin Empire, Meng Tian" is a novel summary: The iron-blooded wolf smoke stirred up the storms of the Warring States Period, and the golden swords and iron horses crushed the barriers of the Six Kingdoms. In the glorious scroll of the rise of the Great Qin Empire, Meng Tian is a sharp sword that cuts through the chaos of the troubled times and guards thousands of miles of rivers and mountains.
Meng Tian, who was born in a family of generals, has been familiar with military books and proficient in martial arts since he was a child, and joined the military with the ambition of "conquering the world and conquering the world". He followed the King of Qin Yingzheng in the southern and northern wars, attacking Han and Zhao, defeating Yan and destroying Qi. He took the lead in every battle and made great achievements with his exquisite tactics and bravery. After the six kingdoms were unified, he was ordered to face danger and led an army of 300,000 to attack the Huns from the north, break through the Yinshan Mountains and recover the Hetao, which frightened the grassland cavalry; he supervised the construction of the Great Wall, connecting the old Great Walls of Yan, Zhao and Qin, and built a steel barrier to protect the Central Plains; he directed the construction of the Ling Canal, connected the Xiangjiang River and the Lijiang River, opened up the north-south water transport network, and made an immortal contribution to the stability and prosperity of the Qin Dynasty.
He was an invincible general on the battlefield and a benevolent general with a heart for the common people. During the years he was stationed in northern Xinjiang, he appeased the border people, reclaimed wasteland, and gradually brought life to the desolate fortress. But in the prosperous age, undercurrents surged, and changes in the sand dunes suddenly occurred. Zhao Gao and Li Si tampered with the imperial edict, and Fu Su committed suicide. Meng Tian held a heavy army but insisted on loyalty and refused to rebel. Finally, a death edict was delivered to Yang Zhou. This famous general who had devoted his blood and sweat for the Qin Dynasty drank the poisonous wine and died happily.
The novel takes Meng Tian's life as the main line, connecting the rise and fall of the Qin Empire, and depicts the loyalty and tragedy of a military commander in the game of killings and intrigues in the court.
The sense of reality and destiny is very good