The Six Kingdoms are about to be destroyed, and the Blackwater Dragon Flag comes from the west.
Zhao Heng, a young man from Zhao, had his family and family destroyed on the night of the Qin army's registration verification. He should have died as a country in troubled times, but he was saved by Bai Yan, the secretary of the Qin army, because of his literacy. From then on, he was forced to pick up a pen that is colder than a knife. He destroyed Han, defeated Zhao, flooded Daliang, defeated Chu with 600,000 men, and Yan all fell. He marched eastward with the Qin army and saw with his own eyes the old dynasties extinguished like candles one after another. He also saw an unprecedented empire born among bamboo slips, military orders and corpses.
But after the world is unified, the real test has just begun.
The books have the same text, the carriages run on the same track, the weights and measures are the same, and the counties and counties are spread all over the world. Qin reshaped the world with laws and regulations, but also suppressed the people with corvées, criminal names, and endless projects. Zhao Heng became a Qin official from a young boy who lost his country. The more he understood the power of Qin, the more he saw the cracks in Qin. Until Shaqiu issued an edict to change his fate and helped Su Mengtian die, Daze Township's roar spread throughout the world. He finally had to answer a question:
When the empire wants him to abide by the law, and the world wants him to save people, who should he give his loyalty to?
It describes the grandeur of Qin's destruction of the six kingdoms, and also describes the cost of unifying the world. After the completion of the six kings, the world will unite; but the people of the world may not return to their hearts.
