An accident caused Bai Ce, who had studied the institutional history of the Qin and Han Dynasties intensively, to fall into the final years of the Warring States Period. When he opened his eyes, Handan was about to fall and the city was in dire straits of famine and chaos.
That year, Ying Zheng, who would conquer the world in the future, was just a child that no one valued in troubled times.
Bai Ce originally wanted to survive by relying on his knowledge of history, law and governance.
But after reaching out to the mass grave, he was forced to be involved in the torrent sweeping the world.
From the struggle for survival in Zhao to the return to Xianyang, from the undercurrent in the palace to the game in the court, from the alliance of countries to the reform in Guanzhong, he did not wield the sword to become king, nor did he overstep his authority. He only deduced the pros and cons and filled the gaps for the young man before every decision.
Some people regard him as a madman from a poor family, some people are afraid of his insight into people's hearts, and some people were shocked to realize that the real fear of Da Qin was not just the iron cavalry at the moment he made his move.
This is the story of a young king who grew up in the wind and rain, and it is also the story of a sober bystander who finally walked into the center of history.
The six kingdoms are not destroyed, and the old nobles are not dead.
There are people in the palace who are cloaked in loyalty, there are people in the court who are hiding ambitions, and no one in the world is willing to surrender.
Bai Ce knew the general trend, but he didn't dare to believe in fate.
Because he understands better than anyone else.
What really determines the destiny of the world is never a conclusion in the history books, but who can survive to the end in every power confrontation.