The Iron-Blooded Seven: a Strategist's Warring States Period

In 260 BC, on the eve of the Battle of Changping. The soul of a modern man who is proficient in history traveled through the Warring States Period and became "Zhao Yan", a small official on the border of Zhao State. He originally wanted to use his prophetic advantage to change history, but found that the real Warring States period was far more complicated than recorded in historical books - Shang Yang's reform not only brought about the strengthening of the Qin Dynasty, but also the destruction of countless families; behind the alliance, the monarchs and ministers of the six countries had their own agendas; the so-called "wise kings and wise ministers" also showed their fangs in the face of power. From Handan of Zhao State to Xianyang of Qin State, from Jixia Academy of Qi State to Yingdu of Chu State, he circled among powerful officials such as Pingyuan Lord, Xinling Lord, and Lu Buwei, witnessed the battlefield battles of Lian Po, Bai Qi, and Wang Jian, and experienced historical turning points such as the Battle of Changping, the Siege of Handan, and the Battle of Destroying Chu. He gradually understood: In this era, there is no absolute justice, only the choice of stance. When the Qin cavalry broke through Hangu Pass, and when the palaces of the Six Kingdoms were reduced to scorched earth, he had to answer a question: Should we conform to history and achieve unified hegemony, or should we defy fate and change our destiny to protect the morality in our hearts? This is an epic about choice, sacrifice and faith.