2,700 Years ago, the land of China was divided into seven parts. Nine cauldrons are scattered all over the world, one cauldron for each country of the Seven Heroes, one cauldron for Shu, and one cauldron for Baiyue. Each tripod is the treasure of every country. If it is preserved, it will prosper; if it is lost, it will be destroyed. Why did Sun Bin disappear after his revenge, why did Japan rise subsequently, and why did Qi decline prematurely? Did King Qin Hui send Sima Cuo to attack Shu for another purpose? Emperor Qin was a workaholic, so why did he build Afang Palace? Why did the Xiongnu rise after Qin destroyed Yan? Why did Emperor Qin want to attack Baiyue at all costs? Why did Emperor Qin build a huge imperial mausoleum and cross the sea to seek elixirs? Why did Emperor Qin build the Great Wall at the expense of the entire empire? Liu Bang was a commoner, what did he get that enabled him to establish the Han Empire. What kind of secrets are there in the Qin Mausoleum? . . . .