Broken Bronze, the Cycle and Struggle of the Imperial Industry

The novel, Broken Bronze: The Cycles and Struggles of the Imperial Estate, is cool in its own right. It is a historical novel that tells the history from the Qin Dynasty to the Jin Dynasty - a period of great change that lasted four hundred years in Chinese history. At the heart of the novel are the cycles of empire, the history of institutions, the struggle for power, and the changing ideologies of rulers. This means digging deeper into the conflicts between centralized and decentralized forces, the rise and fall of different power blocs, and the changing concept of "mandate of destiny." It tells the story of how the emperor, despite his immense power, was always faced with the limitations of that power. It also tells about characters, some of whom are very interesting, such as Qin Shihuang, a lonely pioneer, and Emperor Wu of Han, a great gambler.