History Is Evident

History is written by the victors, but the truth is often hidden in the stench of corpses. In the fourth year of King Zhao Huiwen, Sand Dune Palace. Taishi Xuan witnessed the heroic king of the generation, King Wuling of Zhao, dying like a starving rat, and was forced to write the lie of "die without food" on a bamboo slip. He originally thought that the sand dunes were the ultimate hell, but little did he know that this was just the prelude to the twilight of the Warring States Period. From the 400,000 people buried alive in the battle of Changping, to the siege of Handan; from Lu Buwei's rare goods to live in, to Qin Wangzheng's sweeping Liuhe. Taishi Xuan lived to be eighty years old. He is like a carrion-eating vulture, dragging his aging body around the ruins of the Seven Kingdoms. He saw "rituals and music" turned into fig leaves, saw "heroes" turned into butchers, saw how this giant named "Warring States" gave birth to maggots little by little, and finally ushered in a fire called "Great Qin" due to irreparable decay.