Qin Dynasty: the Most Powerful Poisoner, Ying Zheng Calls Him the Living King of Hell

Ying Jian traveled through the Qin Dynasty, just as Qin Shihuang unified the six countries and recruited wise men. As the most powerful poisoner, you have repeatedly offered poisonous tactics to the First Emperor. Qin Shihuang: As your teacher, what do you think should be done about Gai Nie's defection to Qin? Ying Jian: He is the most ungrateful person in the world. He should be cut into pieces with a thousand swords and executed at a sudden death. Qin Shihuang: Uh... This guy is too sinister. Qin Shihuang: What should the enemy do if he sends a famous general to lead an army to attack the city? Ying Jian: Poison, kidnap, kidnap his whole family, ruin the reputation of the other party, alienate the monarch and his ministers, and make the other party kill each other. Qin Shihuang: What if the enemy army attacks the city and the people are unwilling to help defend it? Ying Jian: Send someone to inform the enemy general that the ancestral graves of the people in the city are outside the city. Let the enemy dig up the ancestral graves of the people, and the people will naturally fight to the death. Qin Shihuang: Uh... Qin Shihuang: What if the dead soldiers are not loyal? Ying Jian: Threaten him, write bad checks, draw big pie, and wait until death to know whether he has fulfilled his promise or not. Qin Shihuang: What if the army is short of food and a plague breaks out during a battle with the enemy? Yingjian: You can throw the plague-infected corpse into the enemy's camp or into the enemy's water source. The remaining carcasses are sterilized at high temperatures and made into dried meat. Qin Shihuang looked at Ying Jian who was chatting and laughing, and the corners of his mouth twitched, sighing that he had given birth to a biological son, he was obviously a living king of hell.