In the last years of King Huiwen of Qin, Bai Qi, a boy from Xi County, was just a name that no one remembered in the military register.
The 80,000 dead bones in the battlefield of Danyang, the authentic and false certificate of credence, the seventh night when the King of Qin died, and the people who had not returned after the expedition to Shu, gradually involved him in the conflicts between countries and the undercurrent of the Qin court. In order to survive, and to let the dead leave their names, he began to learn how to recognize people, use soldiers, and how to choose between the king's orders, military law, and people's hearts.
From a grain transporter to being in charge of the Qin army, from an unknown person in Xi County to the King of Wu'an who frightened the six countries, he won cities one after another, but also gradually lost his old friends, lovers and his former self.
In troubled times, Bai Qi wanted to leave a name, but history asked him to bear the blood of the world.
This is not the story of the God of War being born invincible, but the story of how an ordinary person came to the altar and how he was swallowed up by the altar.
