Commoner Han Xin

The first sentence in the opening chapter of "Historical Records: Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin", "The Marquis of Huaiyin, Han Xin, was a native of Huaiyin" was very strange to Sima Qian, who cherished words like gold. After careful study, I discovered a shocking secret - this sentence actually tells us: Han Xin, the Marquis of Huaiyin, is not from Huaiyin. Starting from this, I started the creation of "The Last Noble/Unparalleled National Scholars". The upper part "Buyi Han Xin" has been completed, the middle part "Chu and Han Dynasty" is being created, and the lower part "Song of the Wind" will use the execution of Lu as the finale of an era, and it is also the finale of Han Xin. A core setting of this novel: Han Xinshi was the son of Han Fei and the grandson of Xunzi, born in Lanlingtai, Wenfeng Mountain, Lanling County. "Buyi Han Xin" tells the story of Han Xin who moved south to Huaiyin with his mother Xun Sang and the Xun clan members after he failed to assassinate the emperor in Zhang Liang Bolangsha and started his own business. In the past ten years, Liu Bang was busy serving as an official in Peixian County and serving as the chief of his Sishui pavilion; Xiang Yu was busy training soldiers in Kuaiji Mountain; Han Xin was busy starting a business, helping his mother open a silk weaving workshop. Through the twists and turns of Han Xin's entrepreneurial experience, "Han Xin the Commoner" reveals the deep background and reasons for the fall of the Qin Empire II. From Xunzi's meeting with King Zhaoxiang of Qin who proposed "employing Confucianism" to Qin Shihuang's "trading Confucianism" and officially ending the national policy of "employing Confucianism", "Buyi Hanxin" provides a refreshing and panoramic interpretation that is logically linked to history for modern people to re-understand what kind of political struggle led to the death of the Qin Empire II. The death of Han Xin, which the world is devastated by, and the stereotype that the rabbit dies and the dog cooks, will be overturned in this novel. Han Xin has never been Liu Bang's problem.