Taking the section in the history book "The prince failed in his attempt to assassinate the King of Qin and was killed by his father" and based on this, a five-act classical tragedy is written, just like "Hamlet" is to the true history of the ancient Danish royal court. It is a brand new story.
Previous literary works have focused on the three parts of the story of "Jing Ke's Assassination of Qin" - "the planning process" - "the details of the assassination" - and "the ending after failure". But after seeing off Jing Ke and his entourage, and waiting for the results of the assassination, what happened to the Yan Kingdom? What is the relationship between father and son, Prince Dan of Yan and Wang Xi of Yan? How did it evolve step by step to the point where King Yan wanted to kill his own prince? This is a narrative gap, a period of waiting for the final judgment of fate, and every minute and every second is particularly long and excruciating. Under such high pressure, what stories will happen in the capital and palace of Yan State? This creates great suspense. Let's watch this drama.
Intent: Patricide, the fission of human nature under extreme pressure.