Under Xunzi, Brother Zheng Calls Me Maibingsu?

"No cp + unify the world + theory of good and evil nature + group portraits + passionate entrepreneurship of monarchs and ministers" Su Heng travels back to 245 BC and was a young boy from a poor family under Xunzi's family. For three months, he just wanted to stay safe in troubled times. Until Han Fei named him on the Moon's Day Review, he used the sentence "I will rob when I am hungry" to break down the good and evil of human nature, which shocked the whole room. But what really made him decide to join the game was the groans of the refugees in the market at the foot of the mountain fighting each other for a handful of corn, and a casual conversation among the merchants in the Handan tavern - "That Qin State hostage's hands were frozen and he chopped firewood by himself." He packed up his luggage and headed north to Handan, where he blocked the thirteen-year-old boy who would be called the "tyrant" in history books at the entrance of the snowy alley. ... "What are you here for?" "Let me see you. The history books say you are mean and unkind, but I don't believe it." ... Starting from a piece of wheat cake, two souls who had been frozen in an ice cellar kept each other warm in the coldest winter of the troubled times. He taught him that rules were more reliable than human nature, and he gave him an old sword that he had carried with him for eight years; he waited for him in the snow until late at night, and he blocked the secret arrows of powerful officials for him. "What's your name?" "My name is Su Heng. My nickname is Maibing Su." ... "Wheat Cake Su," the young King Qin called him by his nickname in front of the civil and military officials of the court, and stuffed his newborn eldest son Fusu into his arms, "hold him until he stops crying."