Minshui Qianqiu Li Bing Governs Shu

"Minshui Qianqiu: Li Bing's Chronicle of the Governance of Shu" At the end of the Warring States Period, the Minjiang River in Shu County flooded every year, submerging fertile fields and destroying villages. The local county governor was corrupt and immoral. He colluded with an old witch and fabricated a heretical theory about the marriage of the god Jiang. In the name of appeasing the gods and offering sacrifices to Jiang, he raped young folk girls Shen Jiang to offer sacrifices every year and plundered the people's wealth and anointing. In the past few decades, the innocent souls of Shu filled the river, the people fled, and ten houses were empty. The human tragedy shocked the Qin court. The King of Qin was furious and appointed Li Bing, an upright and virtuous official of the Qing Dynasty, and his son to go to Shu to rectify the chaos. Li Bing went undercover to collect irrefutable evidence, crack down on gangsters, kill evil witches, punish corrupt officials, abolish the decades-long bad habit of human sacrifice, and save thousands of Shu people. In order to eradicate the millennium flood, Li Bing traveled all over the dangerous shoals of the Bashan Mountains to explore the hydrological secrets of the Minjiang River. He withstood the resistance of rumors and spent several years of hard work. He led the people to dig mountains and dig canals, divert water and remove sand, and built the unique miracle of Dujiangyan. The turbulent waves finally returned to order, and the wild Shu land transformed into a country of eternal heaven. This is an eternal flood control epic that uses human power to defeat natural disasters, defeat evil spirits with righteousness, and bring peace to all people with benevolence.