[Livestream] From the Start, Ranking History's Greatest Eunuch

I don't think it's important, and it's the same in other time and space. When Hu Hai ruined his life's hard work, he was no longer his son, but an enemy to death. His bloodline was not passed down because of Hu Hai, and his ambition became a joke because of Hu Hai. Hu Hai was a shame to him. As long as the First Emperor knew this and believed this, Hu Hai would not be able to have a good life. No matter what age he is, even if he is still an embryo, Zheng Ge may give him a bowl of abortion pills to avoid future troubles. At this time, there is no affection between father and son. Facing the enemy, he will not be beaten to death, but will be harmed by him (refer to Cheng Xi). Moreover, even if Zheng Ge still has family affection in his heart, looking back at his more than 20 children who were mutilated, it is impossible to bear this tone.

OK! But Prime Minister, Adou is not like this, not like this hahahaha He always felt that he was getting an advantage. After all, his brothers and sisters died so miserably, the ministers of the Manchu Dynasty did not fare well, and the people... The foundation of the Qin Dynasty, and the survivors of the sixth generation, were ruined by him!!!

In the time and space when Fusu almost committed suicide, Fusu should have been the one to finally kill Hu Hai. In that time and space, Hu Hai would have first been tortured to death by his ministers on the road, then tortured again by his angry brothers and sisters when he returned to Xianyang, and then the eldest son would have brought a large army to kill him before those brothers and sisters started fighting for the throne. Hu Hai's final contribution to his brother was to divert other brothers and sisters from their anger and ambitions, giving Fusu enough time to rush back to Xianyang, allowing the second emperor to transition smoothly, and avoiding conflicts among royal members. It's really the final contribution to garbage collection!

To be honest, Fusu actually has a fatal problem that is often overlooked - he has never been the crown prince of Qin or even the crown prince of Qin Dynasty in terms of legal principles or procedures. He may be the recognized successor, but he has no legitimate title. Then the biography of Meng Tian writes quite interestingly about committing suicide by committing an imperial edict: "The crown prince has been established, and an envoy is sent to convict the young master of helping Su Mengtian to die." - If this order of records is followed, even if Fusu "requests", he will still be beaten to death. Hmm... I feel like the possibility of homicide is pretty high... In the end, I lamented that Zheng Ge overturned and suddenly had no plan, alas.

Ah, my personal feeling is that I don't like Tai Shigong very much. He is praised too highly, so his shortcomings are too conspicuous.

Every time I see Hu Hai killing his entire family and even dismembering and killing his married sisters, it reinforces the impression that he is a pervert.

Every Hu Hai should get the end he deserves!!! But... Tai Shigong really doesn't like Wei Huo...

Does anyone still think that the punishment for Qin II is severe? If so, it is simply unbelievable.

I suddenly felt that maybe Fusu was killed by "the people kill the king" This can explain the inexplicable phrase "be benevolent" - the edict should have been read out by the messenger in public. No matter how much the eldest son wins the hearts of the people, it cannot be compared to the intimidation of the first emperor to the world. Those soldiers may also have doubts, but after all they are not as good as their own death threats. In order to survive, they use "public opinion" to force Fusu to commit suicide according to the edict. It seems quite reasonable!?

The main problem with Fusu is that there are too few historical materials. It is undeniable that there are too many speculations. If new historical materials come out in the future, opinions will naturally change accordingly. As for his inherent impression of benevolence and weakness, I personally think that on the one hand, it is because the people competing with him for power are Hu Hai and Zhao Gao (at most, the half-promoted Li Si is temporarily added). Only Li Si can see this. Defeated by a pig-like opponent, naturally his relative evaluation will not be too high. On the other hand, the current mainstream impression is that he was killed by an edict, but whether he committed suicide or was murdered, I personally feel that it has a certain relationship with his ability, and his political methods are not necessarily weak (after all, there is no clear record, and he did not live to govern, everything is for posterity) (conjecture), but in the political struggle, he must be at a disadvantage. The First Emperor died suddenly, corrected the edict... All of this happened too fast, and the opponent must not be able to cover everything. There must be loopholes in the middle, and even in the face of a leaked conspiracy, there is no need to say more about Fusu's ending. Political struggles, well, you can't expect your opponent not to trick you (compared to the various political struggles in later generations, such as nine sons competing for legitimate sons, Hu Hai should be considered a child). Even if Fusu committed suicide, doesn't it mean that he failed to protect himself in the political struggle? He can't even save his life, but still expect him to give his opponent a fatal blow? Although Fusu is the invisible prince, he is not the emperor after all. Even if the emperor fails in the political struggle, the end will be very miserable (such as Zhu Qiyu). He can't wait for his father to help him solve all the political struggles, and then he will happily come to power, right? How can such a good thing happen? If he fails in his political struggle, doesn't it mean that he has no means to fight for rights? How can people believe that he will not be screwed after he comes to power? He is a member of the royal family, and political struggles have always been dangerous and involve direct bloodshed. Naturally, he has countless means to do so. Everyone likes to use Erfeng as an example. Well, he will be an emperor throughout the ages. But if he loses the Xuanwu Sect, everything will be lost, his wealth and life will be lost. Just like the current movie viewing body, even if the history book is written down from heaven, what if Li Jiancheng knows about Erfeng's achievements? Will he just surrender and be slaughtered to death? This is not logical and humane. At least he has to ensure that he will not die before he can give up the resistance. Otherwise, he still has to fight. Can he expect to see the noble spirit of self-sacrifice in the ruling class of feudal society? So what if Fusu is another Erfeng? He failed at the first step, and all his past accumulation was naturally in vain. Well, compared to Hu Hai, he naturally doesn't hate Fusu, but it is precisely because of Qin Mo's fate that he has a similar mood of anger. At least if he wins, he won't be worse than Hu Hai, right, but unfortunately, he didn't win in the end... Ps: The above only represents my personal opinion. If you have different opinions, please feel free to comment, peaceandlove