Sima Cuo: Great Qin Blade

In 316 BC, the Qinling Mountains were a natural chasm and the plan of the Qin State. The veteran general Sima mistakenly tried to oppose Zhang Yi's advice and pried open the door of Shu with the scam of "stone cattle for gold". This is not a legend, it is a hostile merger at the national level. From the dead end of the project that burned the cliffs, to the tragedy of the westward march in the bloody jungle, to the country-destroying gamble of the Yangtze River water attack, this book uses microscopic research and high-pressure rhythm to restore how the "national abacus" of the Qin Dynasty used data, plank roads, and salt and iron to build Bashu into the true heaven of the empire. The road was built, the people were gone, the accounts were settled, and history was left behind. This book is just a personal deduction of history. Hope you all like it.