The main task now was to clear the regions. However, with several great battles having just ended, coupled with Great Qin's previous high-speed operations, Zhao Fu planned to rest and reorganize for the time being. He would let the many soldiers relax for a few days and prepare for the rapid clearing of the regions to come.
At the same time, Zhao Fu was preparing to build the Great Wall. Since the borderlands stretched far and wide, it would take a long time, so they had to start early. If they waited until after unifying the regions, it would be somewhat too late.
In this world, there were storage rings, so transporting materials and food was not a problem at all. Combined with everyone's cultivation and strength, the construction speed should be several times that of the real world.
Those were Great Qin's two main tasks. Then there were internal affairs: Shang Yang had led everyone in roughly revising the laws. They would continue improving them in the future, but for now, they would govern the people by law.
Li Muqing was helping Great Qin revive the Qin Wind. Here, Qin Wind referred to Great Qin's culture—the different forms it took with poetry as its vessel. Different cultures gave rise to all kinds of different forms.
For example, the scholarly spirit of the Confucian School, the harmonious spirit centered on peace, the loyal spirit centered on patriotic sentiment, and the martial spirit that revered force. Every nation had its own national spirit, representing that nation's culture and image.
Thus, there was the Qin Wind, the Han Wind, the Chu Wind, the Zhao Wind, the Yan Wind, and all manner of different national winds.
The Qin State revered military strength, so its national wind was a martial wind. This greatly increased