Ancient Simulator

Time Span: Beginning with Qin Shi Huang's unification of the six states (221 BCE) and ending with Xiang Yu's capture of Xianyang (207 BCE), covering key historical events such as Jing Ke's assassination attempt on the King of Qin, the Sha Qiu Incident, and the Burning of Books and Burying of Scholars, while also incorporating fictional secret plotlines like "The Seven Mansions of the Azure Dragon" and "The Mirage Crossing the East Sea."
Core Powers: The Great Qin Empire (supported by Qin Shi Huang, the School of Yin-Yang, the Luo Wang organization, and the Gongshu Clan) vs. the remnants of the six states and the Hundred Schools of Thought (Mohist Mechanical City, Confucian Xiaoshengxianzhuang, Taoist Tianzong/Renzong, the Xiang clan of the School of Military, the Jinghu Medical School, etc.), forming a confrontation between "Imperial Suppression" and "Hundred Schools Resistance."
Cultural Background: A realistic portrayal of the clash of ideas from the "Hundred Schools of Thought" such as Confucianism, Mohism, Taoism, Legalism, Yin-Yang, Military, Nominalism, and Vertical and Horizontal alliances, like the Mohist "Abolition of Offensive Warfare and Universal Love," the Confucian "Benevolent Governance through Ritual and Propriety," and the Yin-Yang "Five Elements Prophecies and Amulets," endowing them with materialized martial arts and mechanical arts (e.g., Mohist mechanical beasts, Taoist逍遥游 (Free and Easy Wandering), Yin-Yang curse seals and illusions).
Geographical Stage: From Xianyang, the Mohist Mechanical City, and the Confucian Xiaoshengxianzhuang in Qi and Lu, to the coastal city of Sanghai and the East Sea Mirage, the settings are closely tied to the geography of the Warring States period, blending reality and fiction; fictional landmarks such as "Youjian Inn" and "Jinghu Medical School" become hubs for the secret conflicts of the Hundred Schools.
Thematic Core: Individual growth in a chaotic world (Tianming and Shaoyu's transformation from unruly children to chivalrous heroes), the survival of civilization (the Hundred Schools' forbearance during the Burning of Books and Burying of Scholars), the conflict between kingship and chivalry (Xiang Yu's "domination" vs. the Mohist "universal love"), ultimately pointing towards a desolate epic of "The world is about to fall into chaos, and the bright moon shines on blood."