After the destruction of Chu, Qin annexed Yan and Qi with overwhelming force. After a hundred years of war, this land was truly unified for the first time.
Yin Man thought that after the seven kingdoms were unified and the world was established, his father would no longer be as busy as before. But what she didn't expect was that after the unified Qin State was established, she would face more and more various things. What worries her even more is that the relationship between Fusu and the First Emperor seems to be more tense than before.
This year, the First Emperor issued an order to confiscate all folk poetry books and history books of the Six Kingdoms. A copy of the collected books was stored in Xianyang Palace, and the rest were burned.
Yinman understood that this order was also a helpless move by the First Emperor. The Qin Kingdom had just been unified, but many people among the people still called themselves people of the original Six Kingdoms. Although the land was unified, the people's hearts were not.
When the state power was just established and after many efforts, it still could not change the people's hearts, it had to resort to iron-blooded means to consolidate the people's hearts. And burning books was a means of unifying thoughts.
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