Lonely Lamp in the Long Night: the Last Volume of Qin Dynasty

In 210 BC, a heavy rainstorm in the Sand Dune Palace covered up the stench of the death of the First Emperor, and also concealed a shocking conspiracy to tamper with the fate of the empire. Shi Zhouchi, a low-level official in the Fu Seal Department, was a cowardly little man who just wanted to survive. However, when he was copying the imperial edict, he discovered a fatal flaw in the seal and format by relying on his professional instinct. Out of greed and fear, he accidentally took away a piece of incomplete ink pad and a forbidden book that had just been rescued from the book burning fire - the fragments of "Spring and Autumn". In order to stabilize the legalist unity, Prime Minister Li Si chose to compromise with Zhao Gao. Zhao Gao lightly said "Check the lost seal", and a dragnet called "Legal Wanted" instantly enveloped the world. Zhou Chi was forced to embark on a road of escape with a narrow escape. Pursuing him are not only the Daqin assassination network "Shengmosi", which represents extreme legalism and kills by law; but also the black market intelligence bureau "Tianheng Society", which is only interested in profit and tries to sell this shocking political case at a sky-high price; even the "Bai Jian League", which flaunts justice and swears to defend Confucian orthodoxy to the death, regards his life as a consumable in the face of "righteousness". The government and the army want to silence them, the black market wants to offer rewards, and celebrities want to seize books. In this meat grinder of court intrigues and secret battles between various schools of thought, Zhou Chi dragged his body all the way north in an attempt to deliver the truth to the 300,000-strong Great Wall Army in the north. He got into the darkest cellar, mixed with the muddy corvee team, witnessed the despair of the bottom class who "missed the deadline and should be killed", and also got acquainted with the innkeeper who was greedy for money but stuck to the bottom line, and the Da Qin veteran whose faith had completely collapsed.