Derived from sweet wine in Qin Dynasty. Zheng Fei is really my favorite, and I also like Zheng Nie next door, hahahahaha. The age difference between Ying Zheng and Han Fei in history is a bit big, so their first meeting and age were changed (referring to Tianjiu). Although the content of the novel will also refer to history books, please avoid party research. The article will also include the classic dialogue between Tianjiu and Qin Shi (this is considered a relocation), and friends who are interested can avoid it.
Han Fei knew that the road to Legalism was full of thorns, bumps and obstacles. But his lifelong wish is to rule the world by law, and he needs a strong and supportive person to back him up. Fortunately, Ying Zheng said that he could help him realize this ambition. So he agreed to use his talents to help Ying Zheng achieve great things. He is Han Fei, but he is not only the Han Fei of Legalism, but also the Han Fei of Korea. Although he yearns for Ying Zheng's abilities and aspirations, as a Korean and a Korean prince, he can only choose his own country, because it is his own country and his home.
Ying Zheng has always felt that Han Fei is a rare close friend in troubled times. He understands his writings and arguments, and he also understands his king's hegemony. He can devote an entire country's troops to attack the city for Han Fei, as long as he is by his side as a minister; he is also willing to agree not to attack South Korea for three years for him. As an emperor, he can make so many concessions for him. Why is Han Fei always reluctant to choose him when it comes to unified hegemony? Obviously in the end, he is willing to share the world with him, and he can make his own world a place where his ideals can flourish.
Intention: From now on, the world established by him will respect his law.