In the 26th year of Qin Shihuang, that is, in 221 BC, the Qin general Wang Ben led a large army to attack Qi from the northern Yan land.

Qi State abolished the war for a long time and did not repair military weapons. From the royal family to the civilians, he was almost unprepared for the invasion of Qin State.

Wang Ben's army suddenly attacked from the northern border of Qi and headed straight to the capital Linzi. The whole country of Qi was panicked and had no desire to resist. King Jian of Qi surrendered without fighting, and Qi declared the end of his rule.

From the seventeenth year of Qin Shihuang, that is, in 230 BC, to the destruction of Zhao, just ten years later, the Qin King's Government finally destroyed the six kingdoms and completed unprecedented hegemony, unifying China, and returning to the unity of all people.

The six kingdoms were destroyed and the world was unified. The legalists used strict laws and regulations, the same tracks, the same writings, the same system, unified currency, and renovated transportation...

Qin Zheng believed that his merit was over the Three Emperors and Five Emperors, so he took the Emperor of the Three Emperors and the Five Emperors, proclaimed himself the First Emperor, defended the Kingdom of Heaven on behalf of Heaven, and abandoned the posthumous law, intending to prosper the great Qin Dynasty for generations.

In order to prevent the restoration of the six countries, Qin Shihuang confiscated the world's troops and moved Gongsun, a royal family of the six kingdoms, to Xianyang. A large number of wealthy families and civilians were also involved and were used as official slaves, either sold, or sent to build post roads or even to the borderlands to build the Great Wall.

The story of this book begins with the destruction of Qi and the return of the six kingdoms.
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