Qin Tieyi of Strange Numbers

Everyone knows that Wang Jian destroyed Yan, but few know about the deputy general Xin Sheng who defeated the enemy side by side and then disappeared out of thin air. Born in a farm family outside Xianyang City, he was born with blood lines on his wrists. An unexpected encounter in Pinshan made him possess the power of strange beasts. Monsters that are invulnerable to swords and guns can only be broken by his bloody blade. After more than ten years in the army, he guarded Hangu, fought at Xiaoguan, and explored Zhongtiao Mountain. He was close to death several times, and he suddenly rose from a low-level scout to a leader of 1,000 men and 2,500 men. In 237 BC, there was a turmoil in Xianyang, Lu Buwei resigned as prime minister, and the clan suppressed all foreign scholars with the expulsion order. He entered Li Si Mansion as a servant, studied calligraphy during the day, looked at the maps of the seven kingdoms, and saw through the general trend of the unification of Liuhe; at night, he hid the strange marks on his wrists to deal with the prying eyes of the clan officials and the repeated tests of the King of Qin. The battlefield is fought with open swords and spears, and the disputes in the court kill people without swords. He used Li Si to check and balance the clan, and Wang Jian to protect the military's foothold. While avoiding others from prying into the secrets of his bloodline, he accumulated strength and waited for the battle against Yan. Yishui's victory was famous all over the world, but no one knew it. Behind the blank space in the history books was his strange fate that could not be explained to others. When the six countries were unified, he quietly disappeared, only to pursue his own anomaly, leaving only his bloodline inheritance to create thousands of miracles for future generations.