[Policy, Group Portraits, Textual Research] This is a book that strips away the cocoons and pursues historical immersion and intellectual tension. We look forward to witnessing this battle between kings and ministers across time and space with you.
When the sky falls, the treacherous ministers of the past dynasties are taken into account, and all the sinners are marked.
Only if the emperor personally identifies the correct one can the fate of the country be reversed, otherwise time will be rolled back and the traitorous officials will continue to be free!
Ying Zheng is the first "lucky audience".
The first future he saw was: his highly decomposed body was crowded in the same car with a pile of smelly salted fish.
What followed was: the designated heir was sentenced to death with a false edict, and the country thief was put on the throne.
The Han Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty... Emperors from all dynasties were watching this live broadcast, and barrages were flying.
In front of Qin Shihuang, the prime ministers, princes, favorite ministers, generals... Everyone he trusted most had loyalty written on their faces, but deep down in their hearts there might be a conspiracy to destroy him.
He only had one chance to identify.
When the final scene was frozen, Ying Zheng held the Tai'a Sword, his eyes like ice, passing over every face of His Highness:
"I already know who you are."
Reader comments
I have read three stories. Except for the first one where Ying Zheng's IQ is online, the other two are looking for traitors. It is clear that the emperor knows who he is but refuses to admit it. I didn't feel the pleasure of finding out the traitor. It was always the officials who persuaded the emperor to testify against the traitor. The emperor said, "I won't listen, I won't listen."
The first Qin Shihuang shocked me and gave Qin Shihuang some wisdom. Qin Shihuang's favorite child was Fusu. Even though he was "broken" by Confucianism and was full of benevolence, justice and morality, he always gave him opportunities and experiences. He wanted to break Fusu back and later give him training in military power. Although he never established a prince, the decree for Fusu's succession to the throne had been written in the central organization at that time. That's why Zhao Gao forged an imperial edict to order Fusu's death right away, and even waited for him to die while delivering the edict. This was because he couldn't delay. As soon as the news was leaked, Fusu could be put in power in the capital. So in the early days, how could Qin Shihuang be incited to doubt his favorite son and the Meng family who were loyal to him just because of Zhao Gao's words? People from the two organizations that were obviously problematic didn't even suspect it, let alone the other people of the Six Kingdoms at that time.
I have read three stories. Except for the first one where Ying Zheng's IQ is online, the other two are looking for traitors. It is clear that the emperor knows who he is but refuses to admit it. I didn't feel the pleasure of finding out the traitor. It was always the officials who persuaded the emperor to testify against the traitor. The emperor said, "I won't listen, I won't listen."
The first Qin Shihuang shocked me and gave Qin Shihuang some wisdom. Qin Shihuang's favorite child was Fusu. Even though he was "broken" by Confucianism and was full of benevolence, justice and morality, he always gave him opportunities and experiences. He wanted to break Fusu back and later give him training in military power. Although he never established a prince, the decree for Fusu's succession to the throne had been written in the central organization at that time. That's why Zhao Gao forged an imperial edict to order Fusu's death right away, and even waited for him to die while delivering the edict. This was because he couldn't delay. As soon as the news was leaked, Fusu could be put in power in the capital. So in the early days, how could Qin Shihuang be incited to doubt his favorite son and the Meng family who were loyal to him just because of Zhao Gao's words? People from the two organizations that were obviously problematic didn't even suspect it, let alone the other people of the Six Kingdoms at that time.