Burn Qin 1

Author: Long Ren
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: The legendary story of the delinquent teenager Ji Kongsu, who changed 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 tempering experience of martial arts spirit, the bloody scenes of war, the insidious strategies of killing without blood, and the lingering love of heroes facing beauty – all are vividly depicted by the fantasy master Long Ren! Following "Xuan Yuan Jue," this is anotherglobal Chinese super martial arts masterpiece. Before Huang Yi's "Xin Qin," now Long Ren's "Mie Qin"! The storm of "Mie Qin" will sweep across the Chinese world, colliding with the whirlwind of "Xin Qin." The book that global martial arts fans have been eagerly anticipating has finally been published. The Chinese fantasy master Long Ren has pushed martial arts literature to a higher peak. The delinquent teenager Ji Kongsu changed history and brought history to life. "Open the path openly, secretly cross Chen Cang," "Surrounded by Chu songs," "Ambush on all sides" – the grandeur of the late Qin and early Han, and the well-known figures Liu Bang, Han Xin, Xiang Yu, and Yu Ji, are all re-unveiled in this extraordinary historical scroll created by the martial arts master Long Ren, Ji Kongsu, who differs from the official history. The magnificent plot structure, the entangled love and hatred, the unimaginable martial arts experience, and the unique strategic mindsets all make it impossible to put the book down once you pick it up. Even when the words reach the end of the pages, you still feel that the story is not yet finished, and you can't help but linger! The dream of heroes, the impermanence of the imperial path – all leave a deep impression, making you reflect endlessly. Reading "Mie Qin," it seems that everything aligns with the old saying – "Success and failure turn empty, green mountains remain, red suns set again and again!" The young Ji Kongsu was born with the aura of an emperor, yet he won the favor of the three great beauties of the late Qin, entrusting their lives to him to achieve his great cause. Xiang Yu, the, led ten thousand elite soldiers to meet him a hundred miles away, just to win the smile of a beauty, only to lose his empire because of her. Liu Bang, the Han King, for the sake of the world, willingly gave up his beloved woman to Xiang Yu. Han Xin, the general, was tempted by fame, wealth, and beauty, betraying and plotting against his brothers, striking them from behind, and thus sowing the seeds of a deadly enemy for this life.