Da Qin: Iron-Blooded Kingship

At the end of the Warring States Period, Qin had embraced Yongzhou and was eyeing the world. At this time, the six kingdoms were in decay and the alliance fell apart. The tone of the novel is grim, iron-blooded, and realistic, emphasizing the reshaping of the country by "laws" and "farming wars", and showing the cruel aesthetics of large-scale military strangulation in the cold weapon era. Protagonist setting: Li Muyun (fictional character): He was born in a branch of an old family in the Qin Kingdom, but fell into decline due to his family's involvement in political struggles. He started as a "pawn" at the lowest level. He is not a time traveler, but a war genius who grew up in the local area. He has a calm and ruthless personality and believes in "stopping an enemy with force." Creative highlights: The embodiment of the military merit system: Describe in detail how the Qin army obtained titles through beheadings and sieges, thereby changing the promotion ladder of destiny. Group portraits of famous generals: They do not steal the spotlight from famous historical generals such as Wang Jian, Meng Tian, ​​and Li Xin, but rather highlight the military art of "human slaughter" through the perspective of the protagonist. The Elegy of the Six Kingdoms: Rather than simplifying the Six Kingdoms, it shows the tragedy of Li Mu of the Zhao Kingdom, the aristocratic pride of the Chu Kingdom of Xiang Yan, and the last afterglow of Lord Xinling of the Wei Kingdom.