Biography of Jing Yan: Zuo Yingzheng Supported Su and Opened Kyushu

At the end of the Warring States Period, the capital of Chu was Yingdu. Jing Yan, a fifteen-year-old boy, knelt in front of his grandfather's bedside and listened to the last words of the old general who had guarded the country all his life: "If you are a general, don't be a general of Chu." He is a descendant of the "three clans" of the Chu State. His grandfather was a famous general and his father died in battle. But what he saw with his own eyes was that the three gifts of "gold, silk and jade" were required to offer advice, that the armor of the military camp was decaying, that more than half of the military pay was withheld, and that Qu Yuan's descendants made a living by copying books, waiting for an edict that could not be waited for. This is not a story about time-travelers cheating. This is a story of idealists constantly compromising and persevering in the torrent of history. He ran away from the Chu State and did business in Handan under the name "Jing Yan". When he met the young man Ying Zheng, he was given half a Qin coin. Thirty-eight years after entering the Qin Dynasty, he was promoted to Tingwei, Yushi Dafu, and Zuo Prime Minister. He revised the laws of Qin and assisted the first emperor. In his later years, he gave all he had learned in his life to Fusu. He does not seek to change history. He just planted the possibility of changing history in the heart of a young man. Five volumes and two thousand chapters describe how a person finds a way out for himself and the world in the cracks of the times. "Someone doesn't regret it. Someone just remembers it."