In the year of the First Emperor's last tour, the supply of food and grass in Shangjun had been cut off for three months.
The Huns were watching outside the Great Wall, the county guards were fighting in the government office, and the military lords were coveting in the granaries.
Only Wu Heifu, a soldier on the border, was thinking about how to survive.
In order not to starve to death, he and his colleagues engaged in "military business" and started a life-threatening smuggling business inside and outside the Great Wall.
In order not to be beheaded, he had to tie everyone from the generals to the county officials to his chariot without touching the death penalty of Qin Law.
This is a big era for little people.
When the empire collapsed, they thought it was just a riot, but they didn't know that it was the beginning of a thousand years of change.
Reader comments
Is this a narrative novel? Is the protagonist going through the ups and downs of history and witnessing history?
Is this a narrative novel? Is the protagonist going through the ups and downs of history and witnessing history?