Realizing too late the purpose behind Li Mu’s truce with Qin, Zheng quickly gathers his advisors to devise a plan to address the six-state coalition army on their doorstep. Seemingly without warning, Ying Zheng receives news that armies from the states of Chu, Zhao, Wei, Han, Yan, and Qi have crossed into Qin territory.
Meanwhile Li Mu-an unparalleled strategist and the newly appointed prime minister of the state of Zhao-has taken advantage of Zhao’s temporary truce with Qin to negotiate with the other states without interruption. With a major geographical foothold in the state of Wei now under its control, Qin sets its sights eastward toward the remaining warring states. Following the successful Sanyou campaign, the Qin army, including 1,000-Man Commander Li Xin, inches ever closer to fulfilling King Ying Zheng’s dream of unifying China.
