Emperor's Bones and Poems and Souls Share Forever

It turns out that the overthrow of a dynasty is not a one-day disaster, but an inevitable result of people's misaligned hearts and stacked fates. Ying Zheng was trapped in the sand dunes, his body was on the verge of death, but his soul could see through the joys and sorrows that would follow for thousands of years. In order to protect his heirs, protect his loyalty, and safeguard the foundation of the Qin Dynasty, he took advantage of the rift in the destiny to open a chess game, confront the law of heaven, and deal with evil. The countdown is approaching step by step, false edicts are undercurrent, and dangers are lurking on both sides of the North and South. He saw through Li Si's struggles, Fusu's weaknesses, and Zhao Gao's ambitions, made plans in silence, made a comeback in a desperate situation, and reversed the eternal tragedy of the Dune Conspiracy. Once the old history is broken, a new path will be born. Time no longer has any barriers, and the Chinese cultural context and heroes of the past dynasties appear one after another. Literati and poets wrote down the ideals of mountains and rivers; emperors throughout the ages discussed the ways of governing the country in ancient and modern times. The bones of the iron-blooded emperor carry the hegemony of one dynasty; the soul of poetry stretches over the generations. People gather together across time and space, and are no longer limited by the regrets of their respective eras. With one game for a long time, with one character, we will build an everlasting Chinese river and mountain.