Daqin Roller Coaster: from Crazy Expansion to Collapse

The book "The Great Qin Roller Coaster: From Crazy Swell to Collapse" will take you to experience the most thrilling imperial reincarnation in Chinese history. This is not a boring history with a straight face, but a dramatic drama of ups and downs staged by top investors, iron-blooded CEOs, idealists and grassroots tycoons. The story begins with the most successful "risk investment" in history - how the businessman Lu Buwei found a rare commodity and turned the down-and-out king Sun Yiren into the King of Qin, pressing the start button for the birth of the empire. His son Ying Zheng is a "tyrannical president" who pursues the ultimate in standardization and efficiency. He takes the law as the guideline, makes friends with far and near, and annexes six countries in one fell swoop like a precision-operated capital merger, completing the empire's "crazy expansion" myth. However, once the empire's accelerator is stepped on, it is difficult to take off. Strict laws have changed from a powerful weapon to a flammable and explosive substance. The rut of reunification has not yet been stabilized, and the sparks of restoration have been flying everywhere. This book will provide an in-depth analysis of how this seemingly invincible "war machine" was running at super speed, eventually leading to a "flash crash" due to rigid management and accumulation of systemic risks. Thus, Liu Bang and Xiang Yu, two "entrepreneurial partners" with very different styles, appeared. One is good at integrating resources, and the other is good at subverting models. While Xiang Yu was still obsessed with his old dream of dividing the world, Liu Bang had used "equity incentives" to recruit talents. The Siege of Gaixia and the Last Song of Wujiang River are not only the tragic songs of heroes, but also the ultimate showdown between two management models and strategic visions.