In the first year of Qin II, Hu Hai killed everyone, and only seven words were left in the history books: "The tenth princess Zhen died in Du."
No name, no biography.
Chen Mu, a graduate student in the Department of History, traveled across the Qin Dynasty, intending to survive, but unexpectedly uncovered the tip of the iceberg of this eternal murderous situation.
The hidden secret of the dead men in Hu Hai's mansion pointed directly at Fusu, the eldest son who was poisoned by a strange poison.
The CRRC ordered Zhao Gao to secretly transport a car of salted fish into the cellar late at night away from people's eyes. What kind of regicide conspiracy was hidden?
Zhang Liang, who was lurking in Xianyang City, was so frightened that he revised his assassination plan overnight when faced with a thin piece of paper appearing out of thin air from Da Qin.
The trajectory of history is being torn apart by an invisible force.
In order to break this fatal chess game, Chen Mu took up his pen and wrote a "Biography" for the princess whose name was erased.
The moment the handwriting fell, Da Qin's compass of national destiny turned wildly.
In the dark night outside Xianyang City, a life-and-death game involving the First Emperor, Zhao Gao, and the remnants of the Six Kingdoms quietly unfolded.
When the fog of history peels off layer by layer.
Who is sitting in the dragon carriage that is destined to be sent to the sand dunes?
