Burn Qin 1

Author: Longren
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The legendary story of a delinquent teenager, Ji Kongsu, who reshaped the historical of the Great Qin Dynasty. The Great Qin Empire fell because of him, and the Chu-Han contention began because of him. The training of martial arts spirit, the bloody scenes of war, the insidious strategies, and the lingering love of heroes facing beauty all are vividly depicted by the fantasy master, Longren! The strategies of ", ," "," and "" are all part of the grandeur of the late Qin and early Han periods. The well-known figures like Liu Bang, Han Xin, Xiang Yu, and Yu Ji are brought to life by the master of martial arts, Longren, creating a unique character—Ji Kongsu—different from official history. This reopens the extraordinary historical scroll, with its magnificent plot structure, entangled love and hate, unimaginable martial arts experiences, and ingenious strategies, making it impossible to put down once you pick up the book. By the time you reach the end, you'll still feel as if there's more to explore, unable to let go for a long time! The dreams of heroes and the impermanence of imperial power leave a lasting impression. Reading "The Fall of Qin" seems to fulfill the old saying—success and failure turn to emptiness, while the green mountains remain, and the sun sets red time and time again!
The young Ji Kongsu, born with the aura of an emperor, wins the favor of three great beauties of the late Qin era, entrusting their lives to him to achieve greatness. Xiang Yu, the, leads ten thousand elite soldiers to meet him a hundred miles away, only to lose his empire for the sake of a woman. Liu Bang, the Han King, sacrifices his beloved woman to Xiang Yu for the sake of the world. Han Xin, the general, is tempted by fame, fortune, and beauty, betraying and plotting against his brothers behind their backs, sowing the seeds of a deadly rivalry for life.
The world of martial arts is in for a treat with this rare gem, "The Fall of Qin," a martial arts masterpiece that promises both satisfaction and enjoyment. In the late Qin era, heroes rose everywhere across the land. Amidst the flames of war, Ji Kongsu's legendary rise unfolds, opening the grand historical scroll of the late Qin and early Han periods. The Great Qin Empire fell because of him, and the Chu-Han contention began because of him. Because of him—Xiang Yu, the, dies before a tiny ant. Because of him—Liu Bang, the Han King, sacrifices his beloved woman for his life. Because of him—there are tales of romantic love and red-handed friendship. The military strategies of ", " are his plans. The "" that is his strategy. The classic battle of "," passed down through the ages, is his proudest work. All these legendary stories stem from his wisdom and martial prowess.