Wang Qi, an old Qin native in Guanzhong, was a pawn under Bai Qi's tent.
The backbone of the world is filled with blood and Changping. He was ordered to kill Zhao soldiers in a trap.
Wu Anjun said: "I will bear this debt!"
But the general died, and the debt belonged to him.
Later, Wang Qi followed the Qin army to conquer the six countries, carrying three things with him:
Bai Qi's short sword, his comrade's waist badge, and the rags of Zhao Jun's surrendered soldiers.
Destroy Han, defeat Zhao, defeat Wei, capture Chu, merge with Yan, and lower Qi.
The six kingdoms are gone and the world is unified.
The afterglow of the setting sun shines on the ridges of the fields in Guanzhong.
The old Wang Qi was sitting in meditation, facing the east.
The grandson asked him where that place was.
He said: "That is the key to the world. Whoever stands on it can see the whole world."
A rusty knife, a lifetime of silence.
The rise of the empire through the eyes of a Qin soldier.
