The first time Yan Shu met Ying Zheng was on a rainy night in Xianyang.
He found that the water channel on the map had been deliberately corrected. When he looked up, the young King of Qin was already standing in the shadow of the lamp, asking him how many days it would take to reach Xianyang if the rebels raised an army.
From then on, a map led to the Guanli mutiny, the crisis of expulsion, the old grievances of the six countries, and the most unexplainable line between them.
What Ying Zheng wants is the unification of the world.
What Yan Shu wants to ask is: After unification, what will be left in the world?
Intention: Power should be governed by laws, and the world also needs people's hearts.