Yan Dan, a native of Fangshan, Beijing in the 21st century, has a rich family background, has been scholarly for generations, is knowledgeable about both ancient and modern times, and has learned both Chinese and Western knowledge. After graduating with a doctorate, he traveled to the Warring States Period and became the Prince of Yan, Ji Dan. As we all know, Prince Dan of Yan ordered Jing Ke to assassinate Qin, which angered King Ying Zheng of Qin and triggered a war between Qin and Yan. In the end, they were defeated and killed by his father, King Xi of Yan. Now that the ending is known, can Yan Dan rewrite history and change fate against the will of heaven? And can it help Qin to unify the world?
Mencius said: "It is not destiny, and it is necessary to obey its right direction. That is why those who know destiny do not stand under the rock wall. To die after doing one's best is a right destiny; to shackle the dead is not a right destiny." A gentleman in the Warring States Period should know etiquette, be good at appointment, be good at argument, be good at admonishment, be good at planning, and be good at fighting. Let's see how Yan Dan calculates.
CP: Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng
Purpose: The Warring States period before Qin unified China was the most tumultuous. But civilization was lost in war and revived in peace. The Warring States Period brings us a mysterious but magnificent journey.