Collection of China: Dialogue with Traitors Throughout the Ages, Where Is the Conscience?

The Demon Lord annexed several continents of China and established its rule, but the Han people were unyielding and repeatedly raised armies to resist. In order to consolidate the country forever, the Demon Lord snatched the souls of famous faint-hearted kings, traitors, and cynics from all dynasties from the underworld, and used them to herd the Han people and harvest their faith. Qin Hui, who was originally notorious for thousands of years, transformed into a famous minister of the ages, wearing the seal of the Five Kingdoms and holding the sword of Shangfang, beheading wise kings and rebels. Zhao Gou: "The Emperor of Heaven is above me. I will commit suicide in front of everyone. I will not marry a wife or have children. I will do my best to eradicate the main war faction and wipe out the rebels in the world!" Hong Chengchou: "I have made great contributions to the founding of the slaves. I should replace Kong Zhong* and be the most sage and sage, Hongzi, who has been a model for all generations." Wu Sangui: "Without slaves, how could the masters occupy the Central Plains! Slaves should not have rebelled in their previous lives. I am willing to dedicate Chen Yuanyuan's merits to atone for his sins!" Anchor Yan Fei traveled to a weird world where the Hu race were born noble, and as Han Chinese they deserved to be enslaved. Fortunately, the live trial system has been awakened and you can talk to them directly: "When you framed Zhongliang, was your conscience eaten by a dog?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.