Warring States: The White-Robed Poet Is About to Kill a King Again

“Kill one man every ten paces” is the secret signal; “Golden armor across the city” is a warning that the hunt is on. When Sun Bin passionately recites poetry in the snow in Wei, and Ye Feng unleashes his unstoppable power in a Qin dungeon, the feudal lords finally reach a consensus: ban men in white from the frame! From Tian Ji’s horse race (the hands-on version) to Shang Yang’s reforms (the emergency rescue edition), from Mi Yue’s spectacular crash (the disfigurement version) to Pang Juan’s breakdown (the psychological-trauma edition), this book offers a solemn warning: in the Warring States period, never let a poet dressed in white anywhere near the throne.