In the third year of the Qin Dynasty, Xianyang City was located in the east of the city.
In the heavy snowfall, a man was swept out of his house, holding only a torn mat and a broken sword in his arms. His name is Zhao Xuan, the son-in-law of the Liu family, and he is a joke known to the whole city. For three years, he did laundry and cooking and accepted everything. Even the servants in the mansion dared to spit on him in front of his face.
No one knows that his broken sword once killed 300,000 enemies.
No one knew that even the supreme king in Xianyang Palace was secretly waiting for his return.
Three years ago, on the eve of Qin's destruction of the Six Kingdoms, the "Lord of Kyushu" who commanded millions of soldiers in Kyushu disappeared mysteriously. The military power of the world was overturned overnight, and the pillars of the empire were shattered. Ying Zheng secretly ordered Hei Bingtai to dig three feet into the ground, but only found a broken sword and a letter written in blood with four words: "I will marry her."
Miss Liu's life-saving grace made him put down his weapons and become his son-in-law. He thought he could hide forever, be an ordinary husband of an ordinary family, and spend his whole life watching the fireworks of one meal and one porridge.
But this world never gives him a way out.
The Liu family suffered a disaster, her father-in-law was imprisoned, and his wife was forced to marry by powerful men to pay off debts. Paoze, a former military commander, was falsely accused of treason and beheaded on the streets of Xianyang, with blood splattering three feet. The people of all nine states who he once protected were also crushed into dust under the harsh government and cruel laws.
He finally understood that a sword can be sheathed and a sword can hide its edge, but in this world, a person who is responsible for the whole life will never be allowed to live in peace.
That night, heavy snow fell on the city, and he held tightly the broken sword that had not been used for three years.
The secret envoy of Heibingtai knelt in front of his thatched cottage and presented the edict that had been dusty for three years. There is only one above the edict.
