The Man-Slayer's Second Son: From Suppressing the Divine Elephant to Becoming a Dragon
人屠次子，从神象镇狱开始化龙
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 8k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Reincarnation & Rebirth
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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Bai Qi's death was the result of a failed battle with King Qin and Fan Ju. The reason why Bai Qi was sentenced to death by the King of Qin was because he was too stubborn and had no political mind at all. As a result, he was manipulated by politicians like Fan Ju. Bai Qi himself was a military general. His duty was to lead the Qin army in battle, not to participate in national policies. However, he only started from military objectives and ignored the interests of the entire country. When the Qin army attacked Handan again, Bai Qi saw the danger, but his attitude was irresponsible. His attitude towards the King of Qin was to let it go. Anyway, I have expressed my opinion. Whether you adopt it or not has nothing to do with me. When the Qin army was heading towards danger, Bai Qi took a stand-by attitude and even made some rumors. King Qin and Fan Ju were measured in handling Bai Qi's matter. The two of them went to ask Bai Qi to come out twice in order to save the Qin army's crisis. In order to invite Bai Qi to come out, he even proposed that as long as Bai Qi could lie down and command the Qin army. On the one hand, this is to use Bai Qi's reputation to intimidate opponents and boost the morale of the Qin army. On the other hand, it is also a manifestation of the critical situation of the Qin army. But looking at Bai Qi's performance, it's very regrettable. He is stubborn and does not put national interests first. He just stood aside and watched the soldiers of the Qin army who served for the Qin State perished. I don't know whether Bai Qi's face is more important, or the lives of Qin soldiers, or Qin's national interests. It was precisely because he saw Bai Qi's cold and ruthless attitude that Qin Chao's wife lost trust in him. A general who disregards the justice of the country because of his own selfish interests, no matter how powerful he is, what use is he to the country? Therefore, the King of Qin and his ministers discussed the issue of Bai Qi, and when they decided to put Bai Qi to death, no one in the civil or military dynasty complained about Bai Qi's grievances. It can be said that it was Bai Qi's stubborn character that led him to death.