After Changping, I, Zhao Kuo, Turn the Tide

In the third year of Changping, Zhao is running on fumes. The King of Zhao cannot say so openly, and can only send one man to die and take the blame: Zhao Kuo. He abandons Shangdang, saves the entire four-hundred-thousand-strong army, takes the blame, and is demoted to commoner. He lies low on the northern frontier, subdues the Xiongnu and wins over the grasslands. Following a policy that balances Hu and Han, he builds a nation with two frontiers. Qin moves east, and the realm is on the brink of collapse. All three strategies lead to death, but only he dares to defy fate and change the course of history: Qin swallows Han, and Zhao swallows Han too! Qin seizes territory, while Zhao seizes the initiative! With a single decisive strike, his iron cavalry rides straight for Xianyang. Thus the Warring States era ends, Great Qin falls, and China is unified. The imperial star rises and then sets, while two great generals march west: Zhao Kuo unites the nine provinces in the east, opens the road to Rome in the west, subdues India in the south,