Hong Ling Has a Dream, Another Person Dies - the Tragedy of Xiaoshan

In the spring and autumn of Yongcheng, hegemony was on the rise. Duke Mu of Qin had the ambition to march eastward to compete for deer, so he took advantage of the turmoil in the Central Plains to send his troops out of the pass. Bai Yibing, a straightforward and brave iron-blooded warrior, believes in taking action and not talking nonsense. He only kills for the sake of the people of Qin. The cold and deep counselor Jian Li watches the situation with a cold eye, planning the fate of the country for a hundred years, and is bearish on the outcome of the moment. An ambush was set up in the dangerous valley of Xiaoshan Mountain, and the entire Qin army of 30,000 was wiped out. Corpses filled the canyon, and the mountains and rivers were stained with blood. Defeated and humiliated, the two of them bravely and strategically worked hard to get revenge, but they were trapped in the human suffering of internal strife in the court, troubled times of corvee service, and famine refugees. Duke Mu passed away in his later years, and one hundred and seventy-seven people were buried. Sanliang's death became an eternal tragedy, and the mournful cry of "Yellow Bird" spread throughout the Qin Dynasty. Six-dimensional observer Shen Qiu holds a soul bell and a red damask, coldly collecting all the souls of the troubled times. The mountains and rivers are desolate, and destiny is hard to break. In Hong Ling's dream, another person dies, composing a period of blood and tears in the Qin Dynasty.