A slow-burn story, built around sources such as Records of the Grand Historian, Zuo Zhuan, Discourses of the States, Strategies of the Warring States, and excavated Qin bamboo slips. Please show your support!
Historical sources take time to verify, and I’ve had to look up far too much related material. Writing this isn’t easy, so please leave a good review! (All source material is based on real history.)
From a western frontier vassal state that raised horses and guarded the borders for the Zhou royal house, to a unified empire that brought the crowns of the Six States tumbling into Xianyang, Qin was shaped by countless people over more than six centuries. Qin, in turn, changed them, gave them purpose, and devoured them.
Some earned a foothold through loyalty, some remade the state through reform, and others paid with their names and lives at Hangu Pass, Changping, and Xianyang.
This is not a history of unification belonging to emperors alone. It is the story of kings, advisers, soldiers, and ordinary people who together forged the Great Qin through their desires, choices, and sacrifices.
The creativity is good, and it is written based on the theme of historical records, but I feel that I need to know a little bit about history to read it [Chigua][Chigua] I watched it for half an hour, it was okay