Qin lost its deer, and the whole world chased it away. Jiang Shouying, the descendant of Guigu, went down the mountain to take revenge, but was involved in the deepest whirlpool of the Qin Empire in the torrent of fate. From the tombs in the barren hills of Jiangxia to the power center of Xianyang Palace, he originally wanted to assassinate Qin, but after witnessing Ying Zheng's diligence and ambition, he resolutely turned around and became the empire's sharpest sword and strongest shield.
He attacked the Xiongnu in the north, took over Henan, and built the Great Wall and straight roads to prevent the Hu horses from going south. He conquered the Baiyue in the south, dug the Ling Canal for water transportation, and captured all the scenery in Lingnan. He promoted "books with the same text and cars with the same track" to protect the pre-Qin cultural heritage in the disaster of Burning Keng, and also fought to the death to protect the blood of Zhongliang in the shocking conspiracy of the Sand Dune Incident.
However, Zhao Gao messed up the government and regarded deer as horses. His second generation was mediocre and the world was boiling. A heavy rain in Daze Township wiped out the last luck of Da Qin. Seeing the decline of his empire and the loss of his father and his best friend, Jiang Shooying finally moved from "supporting the Qin" to "protecting the people". He hid in troubled times, accumulated strength, and finally joined forces with the righteous to launch a palace coup and kill the traitor, bringing a bloody end to this magnificent history.
When the beacon smoke cleared, he sealed the dragon vein treasure and cut off the remaining embers of the Six Kingdoms. In the past, Jiang Shouying only wanted to open a small medical clinic in Qinchuanliu Lane with his beloved medical girl Gu Qingliu, where he could see all the fireworks in the world, hear all the family's petty stories, and give his fame and fortune to jokes.
Core themes: historical martial arts, plotting revenge, the rise and fall of the Qin Dynasty
Emotional tags: the bond between brothers and sisters, love in troubled times, the righteousness of family and country
Highlight settings: The Secret of Ghost Valley, The Mystery of the Imperial Seal, The Twelve Golden Man, The Mausoleum of the First Emperor of Qin
Reasons to watch: An in-depth restoration of the political game in the late Qin Dynasty
