Please add my upcoming novels to your favorites: "I, Li Jiancheng, on the Eve of the Xuanwu Gate Incident" and "I, Zhao Ji's Illegitimate Son, Am Doomed."
Many years later, Ying Qu Liang, now the new hegemon, looked back on his life and couldn't help smiling.
"I still remember when I had just ascended the throne. The Six States looked down on Qin. How difficult things were for our state!"
"I never imagined that one 'Edict for Recruiting the Worthy' would bring all the promising descendants of Qin to my side."
"Among them were Ji'er, who would attack anyone I told him to; Zheng'er, who would sweep across the Six States; and an older Zheng'er, who would conquer Baiyue in the south and drive back the Xiongnu in the north. As for that wastrel Hu Hai... let's not talk about him."
"I said I could manage on my own, but my descendants insisted on offering advice and troops to protect my reforms."
"Who else could have such a promising bunch of descendants, each one more filial than the last?"
This novel is also known as "Don't Leave After School. Let My Grandson Beat You Up," "The Big Bad Boss in the Early Warring States Period," "Qin Shi Huang Answers Qin Xiaogong's Edict for Recruiting the Worthy," and "The Qin Dynasty's Second Emperor Gets Beaten Up."
An alternate-history Qin in a parallel world. Don't nitpick the historical details.
Upcoming novel: "I, Li Jiancheng, on the Eve of the Xuanwu Gate Incident"
I've transmigrated, and I'm in the Tang dynasty.
As Li Jiancheng, the Hidden Crown Prince, I'm here on the eve of the Xuanwu Gate Incident. Is there still a way to save myself?
If there's no way to survive, I'll just have to make one!
Li Jiancheng looked at Li Shimin, who was reportedly vomiting blood after drinking the poisoned wine Li Jiancheng had given him. He rushed over and caught him in his arms. "Emperor Taizong, what's wrong? Emperor Taizong, you can't leave us! The Tang dynasty can't do without you!"
"Someone, come save our Emperor Taizong! He's the moonlight of the Tang dynasty, its red rose, its pride and hope! Thanks to his 'Song of the Breaking Formation,' the Tang dynasty was pulled back from the brink of collapse!"
Li Shimin: "?"
Later, before Li Yuan, Li Jiancheng wept and pleaded, "Emperor Gaozu, please stop fighting with Emperor Taizong. Our Tang dynasty is on the verge of collapse! The Tibetans and Uyghurs bully us at every turn, and they've sacked Chang'an more than once. And then there are the eunuchs, the regional warlords, and the peasant rebels..."
Li Yuan and Li Shimin, who had only just founded the dynasty and were already hearing that the Tang was doomed: "!"
After diverting Li Yuan and Li Shimin's attention, Li Jiancheng, who had claimed to be a descendant of the final imperial clan of the Tang, was just about to make his escape when the father and son caught him together.
"Since you say you're a descendant of the Tang, you should do your part for the dynasty!"
A no-romance comedy set in an alternate Tang dynasty. Don't nitpick the history.
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"I, Zhao Ji's Illegitimate Son, Am Doomed"
When I woke up, I discovered that I had become the illegitimate son of Zhao Ji and Lao Ai.
By the time I transmigrated, Lao Ai had already been executed at Qinian Palace. Zhao Ji was holding me and my younger brother, trembling with fear,
while my half-brother, the young King Zheng of Qin, the future First Emperor, was already on his way to kill us.
According to the history books, I would be stuffed into a sack and beaten to death.
Was the life I'd only just gotten back really going to end here?
No! We Chinese people never give up!
To make sure I lived long enough to meet my brother, I clung to Zhao Ji and refused to let go.
King Zheng of Qin really didn't want to see me. He ordered his men straight in to seize me and stuff me into a sack so they could beat me to death.
Fortunately, Zhao Ji held me and my younger brother tightly. The men below didn't dare forcibly drag us out.
King Zheng grew impatient and decided to do it himself.
When my brother and I were each stuffed into a sack, I worked myself up and summoned every ounce of my acting talent. From inside the sack, I shouted, "Hu Hai, the Qin dynasty will be destroyed in your hands!"
My words made King Zheng stop what he was doing.
I was delighted, so I pressed on. "Don't think that killing all of us princes of Qin will let you sit securely on the throne!"
"You forged an imperial edict to force our eldest brother Fusu to die and usurped the throne. How could the court ministers ever accept you? You have neither talent nor virtue. How will you suppress the remnants of the Six States, who are always ready to strike back?"
"Ancestors of Qin, if you can hear me from the heavens, save us! Save Qin!"
King Zheng's pupils suddenly contracted. He tore open the sack and pressed a hand hard against my shoulder. "This 'Fusu' you speak of, is he my eldest son? What has happened to my Qin?"
Core Theme: It is a ruler's duty to protect the realm and bring peace to the land.
Zhu Yuanzhang is a typical person with low self-esteem and super self-confidence. The literati of his dynasty also praised him very much, saying that he was the emperor of all time, and Qin Shihuang was his foil. He especially respected Liu Ji and Li Shimin, the literary emperor of Han Dynasty. Not only did he dislike Qin Shihuang, he also disliked all people in the Qin Dynasty. He was a bright Qin Hei. According to modern psychology, Zhu Yuanzhang suffered from mania. Looking at his methods of governing the country, he was a tyrant! His background really limited his ideological and cultural skills. He really only had the level of martial arts, that is, fighting wars to rule troubled times. By the time he was born, the feudal system had come to an end. He was the dynasty that held the greatest unification thought of Qin Shihuang. It was paved by the Han, Tang, and Song dynasties. He happened to be a foreign ruler in the previous dynasty, and this foreign ruler was unwilling to take the initiative to integrate into the Chinese ideology and culture. Later, the Qing Dynasty summed up the experience and lessons from the Yuan Dynasty, and knew how to use Han people and Han culture to divide and integrate political systems. Zhu Yuanzhang can be said to have taken advantage of the opportunity of the right time and place. There was the Yuan Dynasty before him, with the tragic example of the Five Lakes Rebellion, and the dominant nation had the foundation of Qin Shihuang's idea of great unification. As long as Zhu Yuanzhang had strong troops As long as a strong horse has a political collar that inspires the people, it is inevitable that he will succeed. In fact, with Zhu Yuanzhang's level of political governance, especially civil governance, he has no chance of success at all if he is placed in the position of Qin Shihuang. Look at him, he was still engaged in enfeoffment at that time. This is the main political reason why he does not want to see Qin Shihuang! Qin Shihuang abolished the feudal system and implemented the county system. Zhu Yuanzhang realized that when the poor suddenly became rich, wouldn't the small farmers want to return to their hometowns in rich clothes and let their descendants enjoy happiness for generations to come? Put Zhu Yuanzhang in Liu Ji's position. Either he would be played to death by Zhang Liang and other remnants of the Six Kingdoms, or he would be killed by Xiang Tucheng and ten thousand people. Even if he got the imperial power, he would die immediately, because Zhu Yuanzhang has no benevolence. How mean to ministers and generals? There was no such thing as loyalty to the emperor and patriotism during the Qin and Han Dynasties. Didn't the early Han Dynasty fully accept the dividends of Qin Shihuang's struggle? Don't say that Zhu Yuanzhang was good to the people. How could he be good to the people during the Qin and Han Dynasties? Low productivity is a limitation of the development concept of the times. How much did Zhu Yuanzhang's Ming Dynasty improve its productivity due to the development concept of the times? The Ming Dynasty finally died of economic collapse and poverty. Zhu Yuanzhang's political philosophy is opposite to Qin Shihuang's. Of course he doesn't want to see Qin Shihuang. What's more, how many generations has the feudal monarchy been passed down? The previous ones also include Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty. They all continued to supplement and improve in the direction set by Qin Shihuang. The Ming and Qing Dynasties felt that they could put Qin Shihuang aside. Zhu Yuanzhang believed that he inherited the ideological culture of the Han and Tang Dynasties. What about the Qing Dynasty? They regard pockmarks as a saint. Qin Shihuang is the first emperor. Isn't that saint higher than Qin Shihuang? Besides, Qin Shihuang didn't know. If he knew these things, would Qin Shihuang be happy to let the others confess to him? Qin Shi Huang would just tell them all to get lost! Then go and cool off and don't bother him!
Shang Yang only said it frankly, but those in power later did not mention these policies to govern the common people. They used Confucian hypocrisy to deceive the people. Didn't the ancient monarchs all operate according to Shang Yang's actual operations? Look at how they start wars and massacre cities whenever they are fighting for power. Do they really love the people? Isn't it that Qin Shihuang is so controversial because all dynasties have spared no effort to label him a tyrant? But why should we follow them? Isn't the main reason for the tyrant given by the nobles of the Six Kingdoms who were destroyed? But if Qin Shihuang does not destroy the six countries, who will do this great undertaking? In fact, Qin Shihuang is the only executor of China's unification of the world. Let alone the idea of unification, why is there such an ideological culture that elevates Zhang Liang, Jing Ke, and Xiang Yu so highly? Ah, Liu Ji, Li Er, Zhu Yuanzhang, etc. Must have someone to say something about them. Let's not say that they have been carrying out the enfeoffment system since they came to power. These people were all enfeoffed under Qin Shihuang, not to mention whether their identities have the opportunity to inherit. If they have, will they be able to unify the world? Then if one of them did the same thing as Qin Shihuang, would he also be called a tyrant? Then Liu Ji loves to massacre the city and the Li family likes to stew in a pot, and Zhu Yuanzhang loves to kill people. Will these amazing actions of theirs be regarded as saints by Confucianists? And don't take historical records too seriously as truth. History has proven that no dynasty can fairly evaluate the previous dynasty. Who is running for office in the East and the West who doesn't describe their competitors thoroughly? This is while everyone is still alive and under surveillance. There are also a series of anti-human things such as Zhu Yuanzhang's sacrifice for life, which can be verified. The data of the dead in Liu Che's tomb is corroborated by modern archaeology. However, the atrocities of Qin Shihuang recorded in Han history are only written by the so-called historians of the Han Dynasty and later generations, and there are many They are all recorded in the Han Dynasty. There are no records other than the Han Dynasty that have verified how Qin Shihuang exploited and oppressed the people. Including the Epang Palace, it was not verified that it only had foundations. The Qin Dynasty lasted nearly 600 years, and the palace was built starting from Duke Xiao. It makes no sense that these were all built by Qin Shihuang, right? Who in the back doesn't build a palace? Which of them is older than Qin Shi Huang? Which one was built less than 300 years ago and which cost more people and wealth than one built in the past 600 years? Did they build it themselves? Not to mention that they also divide the descendants of their clan members. As for repairing graves, who among them doesn't? The person with the largest area and the longest time was not Qin Shihuang! In terms of atrocities, Qin Shihuang had no record of killing his children, grandchildren, and concubines, nor did he have the habit of cutting off children and grandchildren because his own brother rebelled. There was no rumor that he took his father's concubine to be a queen when he saw her beauty, nor did he take away his daughter-in-law because she saw her beauty. He also had no strategy of taking away military power and then killing the generals out of fear of rebellion, nor did he say it every day He didn't just turn around and pick up people's graves based on their benevolence and morality, and he didn't have the habit of skinning people and lighting sky lanterns because he suspected people of rebellion or taking his money, which was owned by him regardless of whether it was a treasury or a private treasury. He also didn't casually engage in animal behavior such as the Ten Massacres in Yangzhou that were spread throughout the world. So, who is the tyrant?
I especially don't understand what the kind of king who builds a palace and then destroys it in a short period of time is thinking. It just makes me feel hypocritical and deceiving. What you do is more disgusting than simply building a palace.
In fact, the laws of Qin are also advancing with the times. I wonder where we can conclude that Qin Shihuang and all dynasties of the Qin Dynasty followed Shang Yang's reforms? The monarchs of the Qin Dynasty were not self-proclaimed, especially since Duke Xiao and Shang Yang's reform. The monarchs were all wise and pragmatic. As the first dynasty to rule by law in the history of human civilization, the Qin Dynasty has the significance of a milestone. It can be said that Qin Shihuang can become a god based on this civilization process alone! What's more, he also made many great achievements in unifying China's ideology and culture. Even though the country he founded only existed for more than ten years, his ideology and culture were truly passed on to all generations as he thought! When it comes to Qin Shihuang's laws, this is supported by the theory that everyone in the Han Dynasty and later generations has criticized. They replaced the rule of law with rule of man. Some of us modern people will say that Qin Shihuang's rule of law is different from the current rule of law. Can it be the same for thousands of years? It seems ridiculous. It is clear that their ancestors have a good candidate who is leading the world, but they really want to slander him by refusing to admit it. As for the policy of obscuring the people, it has been inherited from ancient times. There was no dynasty in ancient times that enlightened the people's wisdom. Or else in the New China, only those who knew a few thousand words would be considered intellectuals? How many so-called literati masters in the Republic of China did not have real talents? How many generations have the natural sciences been separated from the world? Speaking of the harsh laws of Qin, I personally think that starting from the Han Dynasty, it was confusing, because in order to fight with Zhao Gao, Li Si did come up with another set of more stringent laws, but this was not the case during the time of Qin Shihuang, so can it be introduced from another set of laws? On the other hand, we went to check whether rebels appeared in the world after Qin Shihuang died. Li Si chose Hu Hai and he definitely didn't want Qin to perish. In troubled times, there was a heavy ceremony but Zhao Gao brought trouble to the court. After Zhao Gao rose up, were there any branches of the Qin clan who also joined forces with Zhao Gao? Qin Shihuang suppressed the Qin clan relatively harshly. Maybe it was Xiao Qiang who caused the trouble, and the internal chaos in Qin started first. Someone might have joined forces with the remnants of the Six Kingdoms to cooperate with others, or the rebels might have colluded with the Xiongnu and others, so that they could not return to defend and support the Qin army. Now The big historical records that we know come from the Han Dynasty. This must be more bad than good, and really less good than compiled. It makes no sense that Liu Ji would let Xiang Tucheng burn all the important historical materials of the Qin Dynasty. Liu Ji arrived in Xianyang earlier than Xiang and entered the Qin Palace earlier. Could it be that he was there for fun? But after the Han Dynasty, as long as they said something bad about the Qin Emperor, it was spread. What's more interesting is that all the bad things about Qin Shihuang, including those who spread rumors and slanders about him, are only found in the Han Historical Records. Why is there no historical record of any of the former kings, ministers, generals and literati of the six kingdoms who were destroyed by him denounced Qin Shihuang? Shouldn't it be said that the remnants of the Six Kingdoms hated Qin Shihuang the most? Well, two liars and warlocks who were caught and tricked by Qin Shihuang scolded Qin Shihuang. This is also recorded in Han history. Why did Qin Shihuang kill 27 Qin officials in a row and no one came out to scold him or write an article to expose it? The hundreds of schools in the Qin Dynasty had much more integrity than the certain school trained by the Han Dynasty. Why didn't they see all kinds of slander against Qin Shihuang except for the certain school? The officials of the Qin Dynasty had more backbone than the officials who were afraid of being killed by Liu Che and Zhu Yuanzhang. They dared to stand up and quarrel with Qin Shihuang. Why didn't the people who were brutally ruled by Qin Shihuang denounce Qin Shihuang's tyranny after the Han Dynasty was proud? After Liu Ji came to the throne, his population was only 13 million. Before Qin Shihuang's population of 30 million, about 17 million people died. Are all the people who died from the original seven kingdoms? Why did the Xiongnu King molest Lu Pheasant after Liu Ji died, and then the Han Dynasty continued to pay tribute to find peace? Why did they disappear when Qin Shihuang died and the Central Plains was in chaos? Are they keeping filial piety to Qin Shihuang? Don't say that the Huns were trying to unify the grasslands, he was not a contemporary of Qin Shihuang! Who is cooperating inside and outside? The Jin Dynasty followed suit. Unfortunately, foreign tribes also evolved, and those who looked down on those who paid tribute came to rob them. It is said that only Qin Shihuang, the foreign tribes, did not come to burn, kill, and loot when the Qin Dynasty fell. Later, they did not let go every time. By the Qing Dynasty, they did not wait to die. Qin Shihuang and the Qin Dynasty left us with so many mysteries!
Every step forward beyond the times is very difficult. He has taken many correct steps with his own wisdom and will. [Red heart][red heart][red heart]
Hey, I really hate those bitches Hu Hai, Zhao Gao and Li Si. Hu Hai deserves to die the most! But Zhang Liang is also a bitch! I have no feelings for Liu Ji. He signed the first unequal contract in China. Since the Han Dynasty, he has had the idea of sending women and wealth to the Xiongnu to buy peace. As soon as he said it, he said that Liu Ji was for the good of the people, please! Go check out the background behind what he did! He was fighting for his own life and power. Liu Ji only cared about himself more than once when his safety was in danger. Even on the battlefield, he could abandon countless soldiers and generals and just run for his own life. He didn't even care about the lives of his parents, wife, and children. He was someone who could give up for the sake of the people of the world? Even if you lie to a fool, you can't do this! A man who only escapes for himself at all times is praised by future generations. A man who uses limited terrain to protect himself in times of crisis and quickly finds out the enemy's shortcomings before killing assassins is indeed passed down as a joke by future generations. Who is the real fool! What a fucking bitch! ! !
Yes, Qin Shihuang was not the only one who built the palace, and even the emperor built the mausoleums, but the sour scholars only picked on Qin Shihuang and scolded him. I don't want to clean up this bitch like Hu Hai. Hu Hai must have been guilty of serious crimes, but the Han and the rebels definitely did not and would not stand idly by while massacring Qin Shihuang's children, daughters, and grandchildren. Hu Hai must have killed him, but Liu Ji, Zhang Liang, Xiang Yu and others must have also participated in the massacre. Six The national rebels will not just stare at them, they will definitely take action. The old Qin people were massacred by Xiang Tucheng and Liu Ji. The Qin army must have been hindered by the Xiongnu and others and could not return to defense. There were dynasties behind them and they were not cooperating with foreigners for power. What a disaster. After a certain unified dynasty came to the throne through self-inflicted murder, foreign races also attacked the Central Plains. Fortunately, people still had the ability. In the end, force and gentle methods were used to stabilize the rule. The Qin Dynasty was destroyed, but it did leave many unsolved mysteries. Now, there are The true history of Qin in China also proves that the Qin Dynasty did not fall due to the strict laws and popular sentiments summarized by the Han and subsequent dynasties. The Qin Dynasty's army that followed Qin Shihuang disappeared after fighting bitterly with foreigners for the peace of the Chinese nation, and the old Qin people were massacred by the rebels. Can the Qin Dynasty not be destroyed? At the time of Liu Ji in the early Han Dynasty, the population was 13 million. As for the approximately 20 million people killed in the war, how many people in the original country died? Thanks to the Internet, modern people can find a lot of historical information, including many Chinese information from foreign countries, which broadens people's eyesight and obtains more information. This is why Qin Shihuang's reputation among the people has continued to rise in the past few decades. Of course, the earliest official positive conclusions have long been made. Everyone knows that the Qin Emperor and the Han Dynasty were inferior in literary talent, and there is also the Qin Shihuang who is also said to be the most powerful. Greater than Confucius, etc., Perhaps when more historical data are obtained in the future, the true face of the Qin Dynasty will be deciphered. Of course, even now, with Qin Shihuang's great contribution to the Chinese nation, he fully deserves the title of one emperor through the ages. This title was not given to him by a certain person in history, but was awarded to him by Chinese history, Qin Shihuang, the one emperor through the ages!
What kind of stand-in literature is this? Hehehe [Dog Head]
Anyway, most of the ancient texts I have read now have fiefdoms, that is, princes have fiefdoms, some people have fiefdoms in the capital, and some people want to go to fiefdoms.
I hope Qin Shihuang lives a long life! Make your dream come true in a novel!
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I Will Be a Mother to the Male Protagonist
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Zhu Yuanzhang is a typical person with low self-esteem and super self-confidence. The literati of his dynasty also praised him very much, saying that he was the emperor of all time, and Qin Shihuang was his foil. He especially respected Liu Ji and Li Shimin, the literary emperor of Han Dynasty. Not only did he dislike Qin Shihuang, he also disliked all people in the Qin Dynasty. He was a bright Qin Hei. According to modern psychology, Zhu Yuanzhang suffered from mania. Looking at his methods of governing the country, he was a tyrant! His background really limited his ideological and cultural skills. He really only had the level of martial arts, that is, fighting wars to rule troubled times. By the time he was born, the feudal system had come to an end. He was the dynasty that held the greatest unification thought of Qin Shihuang. It was paved by the Han, Tang, and Song dynasties. He happened to be a foreign ruler in the previous dynasty, and this foreign ruler was unwilling to take the initiative to integrate into the Chinese ideology and culture. Later, the Qing Dynasty summed up the experience and lessons from the Yuan Dynasty, and knew how to use Han people and Han culture to divide and integrate political systems. Zhu Yuanzhang can be said to have taken advantage of the opportunity of the right time and place. There was the Yuan Dynasty before him, with the tragic example of the Five Lakes Rebellion, and the dominant nation had the foundation of Qin Shihuang's idea of great unification. As long as Zhu Yuanzhang had strong troops As long as a strong horse has a political collar that inspires the people, it is inevitable that he will succeed. In fact, with Zhu Yuanzhang's level of political governance, especially civil governance, he has no chance of success at all if he is placed in the position of Qin Shihuang. Look at him, he was still engaged in enfeoffment at that time. This is the main political reason why he does not want to see Qin Shihuang! Qin Shihuang abolished the feudal system and implemented the county system. Zhu Yuanzhang realized that when the poor suddenly became rich, wouldn't the small farmers want to return to their hometowns in rich clothes and let their descendants enjoy happiness for generations to come? Put Zhu Yuanzhang in Liu Ji's position. Either he would be played to death by Zhang Liang and other remnants of the Six Kingdoms, or he would be killed by Xiang Tucheng and ten thousand people. Even if he got the imperial power, he would die immediately, because Zhu Yuanzhang has no benevolence. How mean to ministers and generals? There was no such thing as loyalty to the emperor and patriotism during the Qin and Han Dynasties. Didn't the early Han Dynasty fully accept the dividends of Qin Shihuang's struggle? Don't say that Zhu Yuanzhang was good to the people. How could he be good to the people during the Qin and Han Dynasties? Low productivity is a limitation of the development concept of the times. How much did Zhu Yuanzhang's Ming Dynasty improve its productivity due to the development concept of the times? The Ming Dynasty finally died of economic collapse and poverty. Zhu Yuanzhang's political philosophy is opposite to Qin Shihuang's. Of course he doesn't want to see Qin Shihuang. What's more, how many generations has the feudal monarchy been passed down? The previous ones also include Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty. They all continued to supplement and improve in the direction set by Qin Shihuang. The Ming and Qing Dynasties felt that they could put Qin Shihuang aside. Zhu Yuanzhang believed that he inherited the ideological culture of the Han and Tang Dynasties. What about the Qing Dynasty? They regard pockmarks as a saint. Qin Shihuang is the first emperor. Isn't that saint higher than Qin Shihuang? Besides, Qin Shihuang didn't know. If he knew these things, would Qin Shihuang be happy to let the others confess to him? Qin Shi Huang would just tell them all to get lost! Then go and cool off and don't bother him!
Shang Yang only said it frankly, but those in power later did not mention these policies to govern the common people. They used Confucian hypocrisy to deceive the people. Didn't the ancient monarchs all operate according to Shang Yang's actual operations? Look at how they start wars and massacre cities whenever they are fighting for power. Do they really love the people? Isn't it that Qin Shihuang is so controversial because all dynasties have spared no effort to label him a tyrant? But why should we follow them? Isn't the main reason for the tyrant given by the nobles of the Six Kingdoms who were destroyed? But if Qin Shihuang does not destroy the six countries, who will do this great undertaking? In fact, Qin Shihuang is the only executor of China's unification of the world. Let alone the idea of unification, why is there such an ideological culture that elevates Zhang Liang, Jing Ke, and Xiang Yu so highly? Ah, Liu Ji, Li Er, Zhu Yuanzhang, etc. Must have someone to say something about them. Let's not say that they have been carrying out the enfeoffment system since they came to power. These people were all enfeoffed under Qin Shihuang, not to mention whether their identities have the opportunity to inherit. If they have, will they be able to unify the world? Then if one of them did the same thing as Qin Shihuang, would he also be called a tyrant? Then Liu Ji loves to massacre the city and the Li family likes to stew in a pot, and Zhu Yuanzhang loves to kill people. Will these amazing actions of theirs be regarded as saints by Confucianists? And don't take historical records too seriously as truth. History has proven that no dynasty can fairly evaluate the previous dynasty. Who is running for office in the East and the West who doesn't describe their competitors thoroughly? This is while everyone is still alive and under surveillance. There are also a series of anti-human things such as Zhu Yuanzhang's sacrifice for life, which can be verified. The data of the dead in Liu Che's tomb is corroborated by modern archaeology. However, the atrocities of Qin Shihuang recorded in Han history are only written by the so-called historians of the Han Dynasty and later generations, and there are many They are all recorded in the Han Dynasty. There are no records other than the Han Dynasty that have verified how Qin Shihuang exploited and oppressed the people. Including the Epang Palace, it was not verified that it only had foundations. The Qin Dynasty lasted nearly 600 years, and the palace was built starting from Duke Xiao. It makes no sense that these were all built by Qin Shihuang, right? Who in the back doesn't build a palace? Which of them is older than Qin Shi Huang? Which one was built less than 300 years ago and which cost more people and wealth than one built in the past 600 years? Did they build it themselves? Not to mention that they also divide the descendants of their clan members. As for repairing graves, who among them doesn't? The person with the largest area and the longest time was not Qin Shihuang! In terms of atrocities, Qin Shihuang had no record of killing his children, grandchildren, and concubines, nor did he have the habit of cutting off children and grandchildren because his own brother rebelled. There was no rumor that he took his father's concubine to be a queen when he saw her beauty, nor did he take away his daughter-in-law because she saw her beauty. He also had no strategy of taking away military power and then killing the generals out of fear of rebellion, nor did he say it every day He didn't just turn around and pick up people's graves based on their benevolence and morality, and he didn't have the habit of skinning people and lighting sky lanterns because he suspected people of rebellion or taking his money, which was owned by him regardless of whether it was a treasury or a private treasury. He also didn't casually engage in animal behavior such as the Ten Massacres in Yangzhou that were spread throughout the world. So, who is the tyrant?
I especially don't understand what the kind of king who builds a palace and then destroys it in a short period of time is thinking. It just makes me feel hypocritical and deceiving. What you do is more disgusting than simply building a palace.
In fact, the laws of Qin are also advancing with the times. I wonder where we can conclude that Qin Shihuang and all dynasties of the Qin Dynasty followed Shang Yang's reforms? The monarchs of the Qin Dynasty were not self-proclaimed, especially since Duke Xiao and Shang Yang's reform. The monarchs were all wise and pragmatic. As the first dynasty to rule by law in the history of human civilization, the Qin Dynasty has the significance of a milestone. It can be said that Qin Shihuang can become a god based on this civilization process alone! What's more, he also made many great achievements in unifying China's ideology and culture. Even though the country he founded only existed for more than ten years, his ideology and culture were truly passed on to all generations as he thought! When it comes to Qin Shihuang's laws, this is supported by the theory that everyone in the Han Dynasty and later generations has criticized. They replaced the rule of law with rule of man. Some of us modern people will say that Qin Shihuang's rule of law is different from the current rule of law. Can it be the same for thousands of years? It seems ridiculous. It is clear that their ancestors have a good candidate who is leading the world, but they really want to slander him by refusing to admit it. As for the policy of obscuring the people, it has been inherited from ancient times. There was no dynasty in ancient times that enlightened the people's wisdom. Or else in the New China, only those who knew a few thousand words would be considered intellectuals? How many so-called literati masters in the Republic of China did not have real talents? How many generations have the natural sciences been separated from the world? Speaking of the harsh laws of Qin, I personally think that starting from the Han Dynasty, it was confusing, because in order to fight with Zhao Gao, Li Si did come up with another set of more stringent laws, but this was not the case during the time of Qin Shihuang, so can it be introduced from another set of laws? On the other hand, we went to check whether rebels appeared in the world after Qin Shihuang died. Li Si chose Hu Hai and he definitely didn't want Qin to perish. In troubled times, there was a heavy ceremony but Zhao Gao brought trouble to the court. After Zhao Gao rose up, were there any branches of the Qin clan who also joined forces with Zhao Gao? Qin Shihuang suppressed the Qin clan relatively harshly. Maybe it was Xiao Qiang who caused the trouble, and the internal chaos in Qin started first. Someone might have joined forces with the remnants of the Six Kingdoms to cooperate with others, or the rebels might have colluded with the Xiongnu and others, so that they could not return to defend and support the Qin army. Now The big historical records that we know come from the Han Dynasty. This must be more bad than good, and really less good than compiled. It makes no sense that Liu Ji would let Xiang Tucheng burn all the important historical materials of the Qin Dynasty. Liu Ji arrived in Xianyang earlier than Xiang and entered the Qin Palace earlier. Could it be that he was there for fun? But after the Han Dynasty, as long as they said something bad about the Qin Emperor, it was spread. What's more interesting is that all the bad things about Qin Shihuang, including those who spread rumors and slanders about him, are only found in the Han Historical Records. Why is there no historical record of any of the former kings, ministers, generals and literati of the six kingdoms who were destroyed by him denounced Qin Shihuang? Shouldn't it be said that the remnants of the Six Kingdoms hated Qin Shihuang the most? Well, two liars and warlocks who were caught and tricked by Qin Shihuang scolded Qin Shihuang. This is also recorded in Han history. Why did Qin Shihuang kill 27 Qin officials in a row and no one came out to scold him or write an article to expose it? The hundreds of schools in the Qin Dynasty had much more integrity than the certain school trained by the Han Dynasty. Why didn't they see all kinds of slander against Qin Shihuang except for the certain school? The officials of the Qin Dynasty had more backbone than the officials who were afraid of being killed by Liu Che and Zhu Yuanzhang. They dared to stand up and quarrel with Qin Shihuang. Why didn't the people who were brutally ruled by Qin Shihuang denounce Qin Shihuang's tyranny after the Han Dynasty was proud? After Liu Ji came to the throne, his population was only 13 million. Before Qin Shihuang's population of 30 million, about 17 million people died. Are all the people who died from the original seven kingdoms? Why did the Xiongnu King molest Lu Pheasant after Liu Ji died, and then the Han Dynasty continued to pay tribute to find peace? Why did they disappear when Qin Shihuang died and the Central Plains was in chaos? Are they keeping filial piety to Qin Shihuang? Don't say that the Huns were trying to unify the grasslands, he was not a contemporary of Qin Shihuang! Who is cooperating inside and outside? The Jin Dynasty followed suit. Unfortunately, foreign tribes also evolved, and those who looked down on those who paid tribute came to rob them. It is said that only Qin Shihuang, the foreign tribes, did not come to burn, kill, and loot when the Qin Dynasty fell. Later, they did not let go every time. By the Qing Dynasty, they did not wait to die. Qin Shihuang and the Qin Dynasty left us with so many mysteries!
Every step forward beyond the times is very difficult. He has taken many correct steps with his own wisdom and will. [Red heart][red heart][red heart]
Hey, I really hate those bitches Hu Hai, Zhao Gao and Li Si. Hu Hai deserves to die the most! But Zhang Liang is also a bitch! I have no feelings for Liu Ji. He signed the first unequal contract in China. Since the Han Dynasty, he has had the idea of sending women and wealth to the Xiongnu to buy peace. As soon as he said it, he said that Liu Ji was for the good of the people, please! Go check out the background behind what he did! He was fighting for his own life and power. Liu Ji only cared about himself more than once when his safety was in danger. Even on the battlefield, he could abandon countless soldiers and generals and just run for his own life. He didn't even care about the lives of his parents, wife, and children. He was someone who could give up for the sake of the people of the world? Even if you lie to a fool, you can't do this! A man who only escapes for himself at all times is praised by future generations. A man who uses limited terrain to protect himself in times of crisis and quickly finds out the enemy's shortcomings before killing assassins is indeed passed down as a joke by future generations. Who is the real fool! What a fucking bitch! ! !
Yes, Qin Shihuang was not the only one who built the palace, and even the emperor built the mausoleums, but the sour scholars only picked on Qin Shihuang and scolded him. I don't want to clean up this bitch like Hu Hai. Hu Hai must have been guilty of serious crimes, but the Han and the rebels definitely did not and would not stand idly by while massacring Qin Shihuang's children, daughters, and grandchildren. Hu Hai must have killed him, but Liu Ji, Zhang Liang, Xiang Yu and others must have also participated in the massacre. Six The national rebels will not just stare at them, they will definitely take action. The old Qin people were massacred by Xiang Tucheng and Liu Ji. The Qin army must have been hindered by the Xiongnu and others and could not return to defense. There were dynasties behind them and they were not cooperating with foreigners for power. What a disaster. After a certain unified dynasty came to the throne through self-inflicted murder, foreign races also attacked the Central Plains. Fortunately, people still had the ability. In the end, force and gentle methods were used to stabilize the rule. The Qin Dynasty was destroyed, but it did leave many unsolved mysteries. Now, there are The true history of Qin in China also proves that the Qin Dynasty did not fall due to the strict laws and popular sentiments summarized by the Han and subsequent dynasties. The Qin Dynasty's army that followed Qin Shihuang disappeared after fighting bitterly with foreigners for the peace of the Chinese nation, and the old Qin people were massacred by the rebels. Can the Qin Dynasty not be destroyed? At the time of Liu Ji in the early Han Dynasty, the population was 13 million. As for the approximately 20 million people killed in the war, how many people in the original country died? Thanks to the Internet, modern people can find a lot of historical information, including many Chinese information from foreign countries, which broadens people's eyesight and obtains more information. This is why Qin Shihuang's reputation among the people has continued to rise in the past few decades. Of course, the earliest official positive conclusions have long been made. Everyone knows that the Qin Emperor and the Han Dynasty were inferior in literary talent, and there is also the Qin Shihuang who is also said to be the most powerful. Greater than Confucius, etc., Perhaps when more historical data are obtained in the future, the true face of the Qin Dynasty will be deciphered. Of course, even now, with Qin Shihuang's great contribution to the Chinese nation, he fully deserves the title of one emperor through the ages. This title was not given to him by a certain person in history, but was awarded to him by Chinese history, Qin Shihuang, the one emperor through the ages!
What kind of stand-in literature is this? Hehehe [Dog Head]
Anyway, most of the ancient texts I have read now have fiefdoms, that is, princes have fiefdoms, some people have fiefdoms in the capital, and some people want to go to fiefdoms.
I hope Qin Shihuang lives a long life! Make your dream come true in a novel!