Clearing up the Fog of History: the Founding Heroes' Inconveniences

Revealing the reasons why the founding heroes in ancient Chinese history died as dogs Editor's recommendation ☆Zhihu Yanxuan column has tens of thousands of popular authors! ☆Good at popular historical writing, bringing you a feast of historical stories! ☆The story is the main part, supplemented by the discussion, and it is both interesting and informative! ☆Put through the fog of history and explore the legends and mysteries of past dynasties! Introduction A group of founding heroes in ancient Chinese history unexpectedly share the same fate of tragic death. Shang Yang was torn apart by a chariot, Li Si was cut in half, Lan Yu was skinned... Why on earth did they end up like this? This book reveals to you the secrets of the founding heroes of ancient China. They all have the same identity: the founding heroes who helped the king determine the country. They also all have the same fate: die miserably! When talking about the way of death, Shang Yang was the first to raise his hand: I was torn apart by a car! Li Si was dissatisfied: I was cut in half! Han Xin was disdainful: What do you think this is? I was put in a cloth bag and let the palace maid use a bamboo stick as a sharp weapon and was stabbed to death! Lan Yu said: You are all pediatricians, but my whole skin was completely peeled off... If you want to talk about their last words before their death, they are all full of regret. Li Si said: If I had known this today, why would I have missed the days when I went hunting with you in the countryside at my hometown in Shangcai? Han Xin said: I regret not listening to Kuai Tong's plan back then! Liu Wenjing said: The ancients said that when the high birds are gone, a good bow is hidden. It seems that this statement is true! Wen Zhong said calmly: Let me just say that if history talks about the fate of loyal ministers in the future, my fate will definitely be used as a metaphor! Why did they end up like this? This book will reveal the secret for you! [About the author] Shen Xianting: A native of Shanghai in the early 1990s, he is an amateur history enthusiast. He likes Yan Lianke's magical realism and Matsumoto Seiho's socialist suspense. Therefore, his writing style prefers a simple and realistic style. He has also tried to write novels. His prose essays are often seen in newspapers such as China Art Newspaper. The popular history Zhihu Salt Selections column is popular.