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Among the continuously recommended titles, I clicked on the chapter of Hu Hai of the Great Qin.

Now the common people watch the Tianmu every day as an entertainment program, to see the future and eat the melons of the royal family, to make their daily life more interesting, and not as boring as before. It's a pity that the Tianmu is sometimes not on time, but they have something to watch every day.

A month passed in each dynasty. All the seeds that needed to be planted had been planted. From time to time, big news would be heard from Tianmu, and they would be busy and exhausted. Some dynasties, such as Daqin, which had acquired new blood talents in advance, would hold meetings to discuss the issuance of new policies. After all, since Tianmu was broadcast, it had affirmed the unification of Daqin, and the resistance forces were not as fierce as before. Coupled with the outstanding people of the future Han Dynasty, it was simply a lot of good things.

The ministers, however, looked miserable: they were too busy, too busy at all!

But looking at those colleagues who looked haggard but had very energetic eyes, he was inspired: OK, let's all be the top scorers, right? Then come on, who's afraid of who?

Because of the continuous broadcast of Tianmu, many people have also realized that people in later generations seem to value women very much, but what can women do?

Some early dynasties did not restrict women as much as later dynasties. Even some women with different skills and expertise in various fields were invited into the palace and summoned by the emperor himself.

Looking at the light suddenly appearing in the sky, I realized that it had started again.

[Ying Zheng, the King of Qin unified the six kingdoms. I believe everyone has heard about it many times, right? Today, let's take a look at the second emperor of Qin - Hu Hai. 】

The six countries that were attacked: I'm tired. Can you please not mention them? We don't need to talk about them all the time, really!

Ying Zheng had a premonition at this moment that this time it was aimed at him.

He ordered people to bring Prince Hu Hai out of prison. He wanted to see how he could become an emperor and die in the second generation.

Liu Bang sat up straight, wanting to know how the First Emperor was doing, and saw that the group of emperors had become noisy:

Liu Che: Brother Zheng, there is high energy ahead! Please pay attention to the imperial physician and antihypertensive drugs. If it doesn't work, keep Hu Hai by your side, at least you can vent your anger.

Li Shimin: Brother Zheng wouldn't have killed Zhao Gao so early, would he? The word death is too easy, at least he could have used it to beat him up.

Zulong: It was too hasty. It was too early to kill him.

Zhu Di: Oh, I'm so envious, at least there's a ready-made one, unlike me, Zhu Qizhen hasn't even been born yet, what a pity...

Zhu Qizhen: ... (Grandpa Chengzu, you don't have to worry so much)

Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty: Don’t be too happy too soon, the first few people. Hu Hai is a prodigal son. You have one in your family too. Everyone can take turns.

Now, he had no time to watch the First Emperor's fun. When he thought that there was a prodigal son like Zhu Qizhen in his own family, his heart suddenly sank. The key was that he didn't know who it was.

As a result, Qianlong was challenged by emperors from all sides, and they all wanted to know which of their good descendants had accomplished such a thing.

Ying Zheng had already brought Hu Hai outside the door to wait.

The other ministers also had solemn expressions on their faces. They wanted to know the result but were reluctant to know too much because it was the emperor's private matter.

[Before Hu Hai, the Qin kings passed down the throne from generation to generation, and finally unified the world under the First Emperor. This achievement cannot be erased by anyone. We often say that gathering seven gems can summon the dragon, but the Qin Dynasty gathered seven generations of Qin kings to summon the killer Hu Hai, which made the Qin Dynasty only exist for 15 years after unification. ]

The First Emperor was already furious. It took him nine years to unify the six kingdoms, but it took the useless Hu Hai three years to destroy them. What a "well-behaved" and "obedient" son he had!

[First of all, the Qin Dynasty did not have a crown prince, but both the First Emperor Ying Zheng and the court officials and generals were very clear that Prince Fusu was definitely the future Qin II.

However, Fusu often clashed with the First Emperor because of their different political views. Finally, one day, Fusu was exiled to the border to guard the Great Wall, accompanied by Meng Tian. Fusu was the eldest son that the First Emperor had high hopes for, so it is a bit unrealistic to say that he was exiled because he angered the First Emperor.

It should be noted that the Qin State unified the world by force, which would inevitably cause instability among the people, and the remnants of the six states were also ready to make a move. In our perception, Fusu was too kind, and such a king might have become a wise ruler in peacetime, but he was facing a Qin Dynasty full of hidden dangers, and it was probably difficult for him to hold on to his throne.

Therefore, the First Emperor wanted Fusu to hone himself at the border. The soldiers at the border were the elite of the Qin Dynasty, and the general was the highly respected Meng Tian. This would allow him to grow better without worrying about his safety. Unfortunately, Fusu failed to appreciate the First Emperor's good intentions and thought that his father had abandoned him. Otherwise, he would not have been forced to commit suicide by a false edict from Zhao Gao.

Perhaps his father mostly relied on actions rather than words. Fusu was in awe of the First Emperor, but his heart was not strong enough. Even though Fusu was kind and his political stance seemed to be in line with Confucian teachings, he probably had his own unique insights and considerations in his understanding and application of Confucian concepts.

Qin Shi Huang was very strict with Fusu and never smiled. On the contrary, he doted on his youngest son Hu Hai and always responded to his requests. However, the heir had to go through a lot of trials and tribulations, so he could dote on his youngest son. Unfortunately, Fusu was young and had a soft and sensitive heart. The first emperor also took Hu Hai with him on his last tour, which gave him an opportunity to take advantage of the situation.

Fusu was smart and had political foresight, otherwise he would not have been the eldest son that Qin Shihuang valued the most.

He looked at Ying Zheng and wanted to say something but swallowed it back. However, he still looked at Ying Zheng with burning eyes. The Lord had high hopes for him and did not create any estrangement between them because of their different political views. He had planned for his future a long time ago, but he...

Ying Zheng naturally knew what his silly son was thinking, but he was not good at speaking and seldom communicated, which must have made him feel insecure about himself.

But when he thought about his stupid son committing suicide over a disagreement, he became furious. He was worried about all of them!

He patted him on the shoulder and asked him to continue looking at the sky.

Li Si was sweating profusely at this moment. He thought that the next thing he would say was his conspiracy with Zhao Gao and others. He hoped that he would not do anything disrespectful again, as tampering with the imperial edict was a capital crime.

At this moment, Liu Che suddenly felt that he should have a good heart-to-heart talk with his own prince, and stop him from thinking about things in the wrong way.

Li Shimin felt that he was quite like Zheng Ge. He seemed to be very fond of Qingque. Uh, was he wrong? But he doted on the children born to Guanyin. Brothers must not fight with each other in the future.

Erfeng: I suddenly have a bad feeling (っ °Д °;)っ

[Logically speaking, if Li Si had not done what he did in his later years, he would definitely be on the list of prime ministers throughout history. After all, not to mention his ability and talent, his desire to roll up all the Qin officials is beyond the reach of many people.]

Qin official: That’s right, no matter how hard they work, they can’t compare to Li Si. It’s simply Li Si, the king, and this king.

Li Si, who had already prostrated himself and kowtowed, felt regret in his heart, but he must have been blinded at that time and could not see the direction clearly.

[On this day, the First Emperor passed away in Shaqiu Palace during his eastern tour. Afterwards, Zhao Gao withheld the imperial edict to recall Fusu to the throne, and Hu Hai, who shared the same views with him, teamed up with Li Si to tamper with the imperial edict, and thus Hu Hai succeeded to the throne. ]

The people under the sky saw a three-inch-tall statue wearing a black dragon robe with the words "First Emperor" written next to it. A white soul came out of its mouth and its eyes turned into an "X" shape.

The people had seen the First Emperor in the game before. He was domineering and majestic, while this three-inch-long portrait was more childish and looked soft and cute.

But the old Qin people only felt bitter. Their Majesty had devoted his entire life to the Qin Dynasty, but in the end, his will was tampered with by that villain. It was so hateful.

[Did Fusu ever doubt the authenticity of this edict? I'm afraid he did.

After Zhao Gao received the will, he contacted Prince Hu Hai, who readily agreed to Zhao Gao's proposal.

How did Li Si agree to this outrageous act?

In history, Fusu and Li You were Meng Tian's disciples, and they learned military tactics from him. If the eldest son Fusu succeeded to the throne, his position would be threatened, and his actions would fail. After all, there was a precedent before him. It can only be said that Li Si's view of Fusu was too one-sided, but different personal perspectives also have different views. 】

At this moment, Ying Zheng deeply regretted killing Zhao Gao so early. Looking at Hu Hai who was unconscious at his feet with anger still in his eyes, he asked someone to pour a bucket of water on him to wake him up.

Li Si was also terrified and anxious at this moment. Although he understood that the First Emperor and the Qin Dynasty needed him now, the heinous crime of implicating nine generations of his clan made him wish he could travel through time and space to wake up his deceived self. What would be the end of him if he colluded with the two of them!

Even his opponent Feng Quji couldn't help but sigh. He had to stick to the bottom line, otherwise he would be cursed for eternity. Now that it was exposed, it would bring disaster to his family and he would be talked about for the rest of his life.

The court officials did not dare to comment and could only exchange glances with each other. Well, now that the three masters were together, they had nothing to do anymore!

[Logically speaking, Zhao Gao and Hu Hai only had a fake imperial edict in their hands, while Fusu had an army of 30. If he rebelled, he might succeed. But obviously Zhao Gao knew Fusu's character very well. He believed that Fusu would not rebel, and facts proved that his bet was right.

Fusu had read many books of sages since he was young and was influenced by Confucianism. He believed that as a minister, he should be loyal to the emperor; as a son, he should be filial to his parents and obey their orders without disobeying them. Therefore, he could not do such disloyal and unfilial things as rebellion. If the king wants his subjects to die, the subjects have to die. If his father raised him and wanted him to die, he could not disobey him either. 】

At this moment, Ying Zheng also felt a sense of disappointment with his son. If he realized something was wrong, why didn't he ask for clarification, but instead committed suicide with a sword when he had a disagreement.

Fusu looked at the dark face of the First Emperor and didn't know how to defend himself. He dared to speak out for the safety of the people and refute his father. But he was used to obeying his father and never disobeyed him. Presumably, he didn't have the courage to defend himself at that time.

Li Shimin thought that he had killed his brother to ascend the throne, and the man from Zhengge's family was too kind and weak for him.

The people listened to the royal family's affairs. Some said that a son should obey his parents' words, while others said that he would not be so obedient if his life was at stake and he was about to die.