Legend of Mi Bing Fei Dao

Introduction to "The Legend of Mi Bing Fei Dao" The novel takes the time traveler Liu Xun'an's journey to the Warring States Period as the main line, and displays the military ideal of "ending wars with benefits, benefiting the people with technology, and convincing people with reason." The novel is expected to have 3 to 5 volumes and 2 to 3 million words. The first volume of "Easy to Stop the War" has been completed so far, with a total of 130 chapters and 660,000 words. The work criticizes extreme utilitarianism and the law of the jungle where power is supreme, praises the value of technological innovation and institutional innovation in protecting civilization, and emphasizes the eternity of justice and conscience across time and space. Volume 1 "Elimination to Stop the War" Through Liu Xun'an's practice of integrating modern technical knowledge and organizational concepts with the Mohist thought of "love all, not attack" and build village strongholds, cultural associations, and transnational business alliances in troubled times, he reveals the core understanding that "peace does not come from compromise, but is based on the improvement of people's livelihood, interdependence of interests, and consensus on rules." The protagonist Liu Xun'an still sticks to his original aspirations after experiencing multiple difficulties such as the loss of his meridians, the loss of time and space, and the betrayal of people's hearts. It not only demonstrates the tenacity of individuals in the torrent of history, but also conveys the deep thinking that "the progress of civilization lies not in conquering, but in allowing more people to gain dignity and peace." It explores the complex relationship between individual ideals and the torrent of the times, technological development and ethical persistence, personal destiny and the survival of civilization.