I Became a Dragon Egg and Was Found by Qin Shi Huang, Shocking the Qin Dynasty!
变成龙蛋被嬴政捡到，震惊大秦！
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This is much better looking than any Ming Dynasty Qilin.
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Qin Shi Huang: This little thing looks delicious, and it might even grant immortality!
He turned into a lizard and was found by an Indian man—a shocking discovery! 🤫
I feel that most people's goal is to see the dragon in Qin, not to see the dragon in the wild.
It shouldn't be, "Your Majesty, dragons are highly nutritious; eating their meat and drinking their soup can strengthen the body, prolong life, and make even better elixirs of immortality. May Heaven bless Your Majesty!" In reality, I think it's more like this: even if dragons were discovered now, they'd probably only be studied by cutting them into pieces.
No wonder they said they could write for two or three years; now I understand.
In feudal society, the dragon, a mythical creature, symbolized divine power. Major state affairs revolved around sacrifices and warfare. To bestow such power upon Fusu seems to demonstrate an excessive degree of familial affection and favoritism on the First Emperor. Furthermore, the First Emperor was a staunch believer in Legalism and championed the absolute authority of the monarch.
What if Qin Shi Huang wanted to achieve immortality? He could extract dragon tendons, remove dragon bones, eat dragon meat, and hold a dragon pearl in his mouth. 🙂
Unfortunately, the totem of the Qin state was the black bird, and Zhao Gao was not a eunuch, but no one has written that Zhao Gao was not a eunuch.