Da Qin: Reading Becomes a Saint, and the Court Is Tough on Confucianism

Travel through time and become the eighth son of Qin Shihuang, Ying Ziye, and be bound to a god-level reading system - reading can make you stronger, and reading can make you a saint. He cowered in the mansion and pretended to be a coward for ten years, and everyone in the court regarded him as a transparent waste. The First Emperor was seriously ill and was preparing to tour the east. Fu Su was talking about benevolence, justice and morality, Hu Hai was hiding murderous intentions, Zhao Gao was sharpening his sword, and the Six Kingdoms were about to make a move - Ying Ziye closed the book and said: "I have been pretending to be weak for ten years, and I will stop pretending today." On the way into the palace, Zhao Gao's nephew stopped a car and asked for tolls, but killed him with a backhand sword. Watchdog; Fu Su talked about benevolent government in the court, saying "a gentleman is not powerful if he is not heavy", Ying Ziye sneered on the spot: "Heavy is as heavy as a heavy punch! Confucius, a two-meter strong man, traveled around the country with three thousand thugs, and slapping words was the rule of the world!" The Confucians in the entire court were silent, and the First Emperor laughed. After the dynasty was over, Hu Hai narrowed his eyes and smiled: "My Eighth Brother is really hiding deep." That night, the Six Swordsmen climbed over the wall to assassinate him. The sweeping monk raised his hand to protect his body with golden light, and smashed half of Xianyang City to pieces with a golden dragon palm. Zhao Gao looked at the golden light exploding in the sky and his face was as dark as the bottom of a pot: "The land gods... The land gods are actually hidden in the Eighth Young Master's house!" Ying Ziye turned over a page of the book without raising his head: "The next one." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.