Great Qin: Executing Alchemists? But My Cultivation Is Real

The most powerful move in the art of war is to use the strong to defeat the weak, and to defeat the small with more. Those who use less to defeat more, and use the weak to defeat the strong, are risking their own lives. Those battles in which less defeated more became classics because there were so few, and those who failed in wild attacks were the ones who were crushed. And to defeat the strong with the weak is to gamble, to gamble even more than a gambler. Do you know how many people have lost gambling throughout the ages?

I was really impressed by this book. I knew the protagonist was a god, but a bunch of people jumped out of the room and slapped him in the face to show off. The author must be sick. So what if Wang Jing is a woman? Just like a flea, you can really swim. You will die from water.

Does the Buddha statue grow taller? Did the Qin Dynasty have Buddha statues? Buddhism was first introduced to our country during the Han Dynasty, so the time difference is quite far.

Look at me, the United States, using martial arts, and Iai's revolver chop.

Is it okay if I don't read it? Isn't it okay if I give you an evaluation vote? (Not sure how many points)

Prince Dan sent Jing Ke to kill the First Emperor. The First Emperor almost lost his life, but Qin Po Chu did not even harm the lives of the princes and ministers. After unifying the Central Plains, there was no rebellion or massacre of the princes and nobles. If the First Emperor was really a tyrant, why did Liu Bang become an official? Why can Xiang Yu, a descendant of the nobles of Chu State, grow up? It is said that the civilian uprising was due to tyranny, but how many people know that the penalty for being late within five days of the Qin Dynasty was only verbal criticism? Is it just a fine for more than five days? Everyone says that the laws of the Qin Dynasty are strict, but how many of them know that the laws of the Qin Empire had provisions to protect criminals two thousand years earlier than those of the West. Historical records even record that cases assigned by Qin Shihuang could not be solved many times. This is unimaginable in later generations, because under torture, criminals can not be found and scapegoats can be found. The Qin Dynasty did not torture to extract confessions at all. Compared with the countless unjust, false and wrongful convictions in later generations, is this a tyrant? Are you saying that the First Emperor killed innocent people indiscriminately? However, during the thirty-seven years of the First Emperor's reign, he never killed a single general or minister. Later dynasties all tried to eradicate the previous dynasty that perished. However, Liu Bang killed all his comrades who rebelled against him. Without exception, they all killed their entire family. What is a tyrant? Kill the alchemist? When refining the medicine, you need to practice two medicines, and one of them is given to the medicine tester to try, but one of the medicine testers died suddenly. The First Emperor could not find out who made the poison and killed the medicine tester. In addition, the relevant candidates, Lu Sheng and others were corrupt and absconded. The First Emperor decided to kill the relevant alchemists and arrested 463 offenders. They were liars who defrauded scientific research funds. Everyone The evidence is conclusive and they beheaded one by one. It is said that the burning of books was just the collection of books by the nobles of the six countries to prevent them from rebelling. Just such an incident of trapping sorcerers, which even Sima Qian thought was trapping sorcerers, was spread by caring people and added to jealousy. Did Sima Qian dare to write it? It is said that the First Emperor built a lot of construction projects, such as the Great Wall, Afang, and Lishan, but let me ask you, what to do with the soldiers who returned to the fields after the war? Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty conquered the Xiongnu, the Sui, Tang, Song, Ming and even the Manchu Qing Dynasty were all without exception. They either expanded externally or carried out large-scale construction. This was a way to resolve internal conflicts. The bamboo slips unearthed from the Qin tomb in Shuihudi clearly prove that the Qin Dynasty corvee was paid, had food to eat, and even clothes. Are the people willing to work? Or are you willing to fight? Qin Shihuang is really great. His cars run on the same track, and his books share the same text. People who don't understand can check how great this system is. Even the First Emperor said in Feng Chan that heroes cannot escape unscathed. How can Ying Zheng stand up in the world and practice it? This was considered impossible by all the emperors of later generations. The First Emperor was the only emperor whose achievements were so great that he did not kill his ministers. He even made the plan to unify the six kingdoms and unify the world. He built the Great Wall to control the dragon veins of the nine states, defend the Qin Dynasty, and protect the country. In the name of the First Emperor, I swear an oath here: As long as I am here, I will defend the land and open up the frontiers, wipe out the four barbarians, and establish the foundation of our great Qin for eternity! When I die, I will transform into a dragon soul to protect China forever. This oath is witnessed by the sun and the moon, recognized by heaven and earth, and listened to by immortals, devils and gods. Which emperor in future generations can fulfill this oath?

What kind of two fools is Wang Jing writing about? Is this bitch's mind half water and half mud? It turns into paste in a flash, right?

As the title says, come on! The data already supports it!

I can't even see the sex, it will definitely drag down the protagonist in the future and affect the protagonist's career.

This conversation is too vernacular (/(°∞°)\)