De-Violation

The proudest thing in his life was not to settle the world's granary, but to figure out who should die. Twelve years ago, he carved the first "Annual Calculation Pillar" in Dacang, Xianyang: There are thirty-six counties in the world, including acres of land, population, taxes, and warehouses. Twelve years later, there were three more gaps in the pillar: Two hundred thousand stones of military rations evaporated out of thin air, the northern Xinjiang garrison soldiers were chewing tree bark, and there was no one breathing behind the curtain of the carriage in Xianyang Palace. Zhao Gao is correcting the accounts, Xiang Yu is burning the accounts, Chen Sheng is seizing the accounts, and Liu Bang is making three chapters - Everyone wants to wipe out this old score. Only Lu Chen stuffed the last volume of "Qin Code" into a cloth bag and carried it for four thousand miles, from Xianyang to Chen County, from the Chu camp to the Han army, and from an empty city that had been burned to another granary that was being rebuilt. The world is changing dynasties, but he only believes in one thing: As long as the rules are there, the world will be there. Without the rules, everyone would starve to death.