In 221 BC, the drum music of Xianyang Palace shook the sky, and King Yingzheng of Qin completed an unprecedented feat - unifying the world. He abolished feudalism, established counties and counties, established weights and measures, and tried to build an empire that would last forever. But behind the grand blueprint, there are countless undercurrents: Zhao Gao's spying, Li Si's weighing, Fusu's benevolence and Meng Tian's loyalty and courage, all colliding fiercely in the whirlpool of power. The cavalry of the Huns in the north broke through the frost, and the banners of the Baiyue expedition in the south were filled with miasma. The Mausoleum of the First Emperor at the foot of Mount Li was quietly laying the foundation for the empire. From the palaces and deep residences to the countryside, from the war and iron horses to the Spring and Autumn Period, this book uses the fate of small people as a thread to connect the entire process of the Qin Dynasty from its rise to its collapse, telling the glory and tragedy of a dynasty.
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