Tian Yan Ji Warring States Policy

——A thousand-year game of strategy and destiny At the end of the Warring States Period, the war between princes fighting for hegemony reflected the divided land of China. In the chaos of the seven kingdoms' intertwined power schemes, Zhao Yan, a descendant of the Mohist clan who was born in the Zhao clan, was accidentally involved in a world-wide chess game that spanned thirty years. He used the hexagrams of "The Book of Changes" as his blade and the divisions of stars as his shield. In the historical torrent of Qin's destruction of the six kingdoms, he tried to preserve the last spark of fire for Chinese civilization.