Gong Qin

He is Ying Che, a distant branch of the Qin family who lives in the Chu capital. His family is in decline, but he has a system outline to reshape the world. In the back alleys of Yingdu, he used his cold eyes to gain insight into the Achilles heel of the Chu State's system. His judgments were as sharp as a knife, revealing the scattered nature of the Chu State's seemingly strong state. He traveled to the seven countries and saw that the people of Qi were interested in profit but not in control, the people of Wei were halfway through reform, and the people of Korea had no roots in their art. All the countries in the world were suffering from the lack of public system and lack of true government. Only in the western border of Qin, where laws were first established and there were systems to follow, was fertile ground for him to display his ambitions. Dressed in commoner clothes and carrying "Zhi Lun" and "Political Theory" in his arms, he resolutely turned around and headed west to enter the Qin Dynasty. This is not to seek revenge for wealth and wealth, but to use political thinking as a blade and system as a chess piece to join the Qin court to offer national policies, establish public administration for one surname, and establish a permanent system for all generations. The curtain of a political conspiracy using the system as a chess game has begun.