After traveling through time and becoming a criminal deserter in the Qin Dynasty, Dian Tian Dian led officials to the house, ransacked the house, stripped the fertile land, confiscated the tiled roofs, and put seals on them. His mother knelt down and begged for mercy, but was coldly pushed away. Qin Chi clenched his fists, and his nails were embedded in his flesh. He watched helplessly as his home was torn to pieces. Dian Nian was thinking about it. His late father opened an old love story and was exempted from the hard labor in the city, but the hard labor was doubled and he was given to them. The mother and son were given a dilapidated thatched hut that was leaking from all directions. Qin Chi wiped the sweat from his forehead and looked at the wildly growing weeds in the house. His eyes darkened and tears could not save his life, so he had to do it himself.
