Great Qin: The Emperor Orders His Grandson's Execution, but My Imperial Jade Seal Protects Me

Then use the jade seal to smash it, the protagonist is dead

I don't believe Qin Shihuang would kill his grandson, even a baby.

I'm Da Luo Shenxian, and those who are not as high in rank as me are my younger brothers.

I haven't actually read it yet, but the text of this book says that Qin Shihuang wanted to cultivate the protagonist because the emperor's power was granted by heaven. I can only say, let alone Qin Shihuang, you would never believe this thing if you were any accomplished emperor, let alone Qin Shihuang, the emperor for all eternity. This thing was used by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to consolidate the imperial power. There was nothing he could do about it at the time. Did Qin Shihuang have this concern? Besides, the reason why Qin Shihuang called him emperor was because he felt that his virtue was as high as that of the three emperors and his achievements were as great as those of the five emperors. No one in heaven or on earth could compare with him throughout the ages, so he called him emperor. He just tells everyone that all things, whether they are humans or ghosts, monsters or demons, gods or immortals, must kneel at his feet and bow their heads. Even Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not believe in the divine power of the emperor. Do you think Qin Shihuang could believe it? To put it bluntly, Qin Shihuang created his own god at that time, who dared to say anything, and returned the imperial power to God. Qin Shihuang himself was God at that time.

At most, her mother would be imprisoned or killed. The old and young of the Six Kingdoms were not killed but they were fed and fed. Her own grandson would definitely not be killed.

Update it quickly. Why is it just this? Update it quickly.

Women can write whatever they want, it doesn't matter how much you write, but it's better not to describe this kind of emotional drama too much. I prefer the interaction between the protagonist and the First Emperor.

Isn't Qin Shihuang's imperial seal made of He's jade?

Your protagonist is 3 or 4 years old. It's okay. He still knows how to act. But he stopped acting at the age of 56. I just tell you that you are born with knowledge. I don't want to say whether the policy is reasonable or not and whether it can be implemented. At least this is the protagonist's daily contact. I think it's okay if you can say a few words. But what the hell is your world map? I really don't want to act anymore. You treat the First Emperor as a fool, right? A child who grew up under the nose of the First Emperor suddenly drew a map of the world to refute Xu Fu, who was seeking immortality. You should question it a bit, and you know you can't get it right, so you just believe it after drawing it, and don't think about how this child knows about the world. He just starts to be brainless.

Ming Wuzong, a wise king. It can be said that he played every day during his reign, but he handled national affairs extremely well. Wu can lead troops to fight, and literature can govern the country.