In the seventeenth year of the Qin Dynasty, Qin destroyed Han.
In Yangcheng County, Yingchuan County, the Han family's blacksmith shop was kicked open by rebel soldiers. Han Yue clutched half of the Qin Fa manuscripts left by his father and gambled with his life - he sued the black-hearted county captain who had seized the people's land in exchange for the identity of a small county official.
This is the first step to his survival.
Starting from improving iron farm tools, to promoting wheelbarrows to solve the problem of grain transportation, to discovering coal mines and innovating iron smelting - he gradually entered the center of power of the Qin State. The First Emperor appreciated him, Li Si promoted him, and Meng Tian regarded him as a comrade-in-arms. From being a Korean remnant, he worked his way up to governing Su Neishi, Tingwei, and Guannei Marquis.
But Dune Change is coming.
The First Emperor died of illness, Zhao Gao corrected the edict, Fu Su committed suicide, and Meng Tian granted death. Han Yue raised troops at Yanmen and shouted the slogan "Kill Zhao Gao, restore Qin's government, do not rebel against the First Emperor, and do not rebel against the unification." He conquered Xianyang and defeated Zhao Gao, but he had to face Xiang Yu's 400,000 troops and Liu Bang's secret plan.
The world has to fight again.
Han Yue only had two things in his hands: 200,000 Guanzhong Qin people who were willing to fight to the death, and a set of "Prefecture and County Governance Essentials" written in blood by Li Si in prison.
He wanted to use these two things to end five hundred years of war.
There are only four words engraved on the tombstone: Da Qin, Han Yue.