One has a modern military mindset and can use iron bars to make crossbows and saltpeter to make sky-shattering thunder; the other has benevolent ideals and can win people's hearts with "the people's material harmony" and balance the harsh government with "the combination of law and ink". From suspicion to entrustment, they moved step by step in the shadow of Qin Mo's sword:
At the foot of Linziji, I was fighting with Zhang Liang on the sutra debating platform. The bronze mirror reflected Xiang Liang's private collection of Chu weapons;
In the Lishan Underground Palace, after cracking the Zhulong Machine Formation, it was discovered that what was embedded in the Shadow Guard's left eye was actually the Mo Family Hub;
On the Xianyang ancient road, I borrowed Li Si's pen to counter Zhao Gao, but at the execution ground I saw people dying for the word "Fusu"...
When the bonfires in Daze Township ignited the cry of "Princes and generals will live happily together", when Xiang Yu's cauldron and boat sank shattered the Yellow River, and when Liu Bang's "Three Chapters of the Covenant" gradually gained the hearts of the people in Guanzhong - can these two jade stones that have spanned two thousand years use the bronze mirror as the key to rewrite the iron law of "the death of the second emperor of Qin"?
The bloody light in the mirror is intertwined with the fireworks of the world. They will eventually understand: What is more difficult than changing dynasties is to put rice in every Guizhou bowl, to put warmth in every craftsman's hearth, and to let the bronze mirror that shines with the sword finally reflect the smoke of the peaceful years.
