Opening Pirate Clips: Fifteen Shocking Famous Scenes

Chapter 353 No one is perfect

It's like he is a little transparent, so that he can only appear frequently.

Seeing other emperors frequently showing off, if he said he was not envious, it would be a lie.

But what's the use of being envious!
Whoever makes his achievements not good, sometimes becomes a negative teaching material.

Liu Bang's words can be regarded as barely pulling back the thoughts of Emperor Shi Huang.

He glanced at Liu Bang, and snorted coldly: "That's better than you, a person who doesn't even deserve to be mentioned..."

But don't think that apart from the majesty of the first emperor, he won't hate people.

Listening to his eccentric words, Liu Bang was extremely angry...

But he still can't refute!
He could imagine the reaction his rebuttal would summon.

You will definitely be ridiculed by Emperor Shihuang: What are you in a hurry for, are you really hit by my words?

don't think about it...

The First Emperor would definitely say so.

don't say that...

He, Liu Bang, has the surname of Ying Zheng.

Seeing the daily confrontation between the two of them, Li Shimin and others said: You continue to...

It's a very interesting scene, isn't it?

"Come on, Xianjia, tell me about my faults, I'm already mentally prepared."

Ying Zheng also knew that he had done many cruel things.

He never expected that he would be praised as a wise king.

But as long as he is not a faint king, he can accept it.

What about the tyrant...

At least he left so much wealth to later generations.

Could it be that the Xian family will erase his achievements?
nonexistent!

As if responding to Emperor Shihuang, the light curtain shook suddenly.

then...

The music became serious, making people involuntarily serious.

A group of emperors looked at the light curtain, and they really wanted to know how far the first emperor's criticism would go.

[Throughout Yingzheng's life, his achievements have been outstanding, and he has created a precedent for various systems, which can be regarded as "one emperor through the ages"]

[But at the same time, there are many shortcomings in him, so that the death of Daqin II is regrettable]

The emperors didn't particularly care about these two scenes.

But they know that the really exciting things are about to begin.

Therefore, they also focused on looking at the light curtain.This is true of all emperors, they are quite looking forward to how the first emperor, the ancestor of emperors, will be criticized.

this moment…

Don't say it's him...

Even Emperor Shihuang himself was very nervous and a little confused.

[For the construction of the Great Wall, palaces and other facilities, corvée workers were frequently recruited, which made it difficult for the people to live in peace, and the later period was even more violent.]

Seeing these few lines, Emperor Shi Huang's expression slightly tightened...

Although he wanted to say it, he really didn't do so many bad things.

But no one would believe it.

[Severe punishments and harsh laws lead to trembling and trembling lives of the people, without freedom, like puppets of the empire, life is heavy]

see this scene...

The First Emperor sighed. He Daqin started with the rule of law, so it is naturally impossible to give up the rule of law.

At the beginning, Daqin was able to rise so quickly, naturally it was assisted by relatively sound laws.

After he unified the six countries, it is impossible to shake his own foundation...

Besides…

He felt that harsh punishments and harsh laws were not harsh to the people of Daqin.

Feeling harsh, probably only people from the other six countries.

This is because he has not yet adapted to the laws of Daqin.

He thinks so!
[Frequent construction of various facilities and launching of foreign wars have led to the decline of people's strength, and the society is extremely unsettled. Countless people have died because of the construction of various facilities]

[In order to satisfy my desire for longevity, I sought elixir, delayed political affairs, and divided the places of cultivation, which led to the government being filled with unlearned and incompetent alchemists, which disrupted the government to a certain extent]

[Frequent trips to consolidate the empire have caused great waste]

The first emperor looked at these and sighed.

He humbly accepts the light curtain's criticism, because these are indeed his evils!

But just when he was ready to continue to accept criticism.

The light curtain suddenly turned white, which meant that it was over.

"?!!"

this moment…

Don't say that the first emperor himself was shocked, even the emperors who were waiting to see the first emperor's joke were also shocked.

"How could it be so little?"

Liu Che was a little mad, "What about burning books and burying scholars? Why didn't you talk about such an important matter? This was an important reason that led to the demise of Great Qin."

"There is also Fengchan Taishan, which is a waste of money and people!"

Liu Che was extremely confused...

This is equivalent to, he was about to watch other people's jokes, but none of the jokes he thought appeared.

This makes people uncomfortable.

"It's really surprising, but the Xian family is fair!"

Li Shimin smacked his lips, thinking that he could see Shi Huang make a fool of himself.

result…

There is simply no such opportunity.

The Xian family didn't give them such a chance at all.

Is burning books and burying Confucianism the crime of the First Emperor?
No!

It was Li Si who burned the books...

It was an extreme event he used to exclude other theories in order to preserve his legalist knowledge.

Confucianism...

What kind of person is cheating?

Is it the Confucianism of Confucianism?
No!

It is those rogues who deceive people with alchemists, which are not beneficial to society.

They hated the first emperor's cruel treatment of them, coupled with the ruling needs of the later empires, this only discredited the first emperor.

For the real Confucianism, Emperor Shi Huang respected it very much!

To talk about burning books and burying Confucianism in the true sense, and cutting off cultural exchanges, it should be that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty deposed all schools of thought and only respected Confucianism.

Besides…

Shouldn't those alchemists be killed?
Kill!

Because the first emperor trusted them and asked them to make longevity medicine for himself, but they failed the trust of the first emperor. They only wanted to defraud the first emperor of his money, but never thought of really serving the first emperor's longevity.

Burning books and cheating Confucianism, just listen to it, it’s okay to use it to fool the people, but if the emperor believes it, then it shouldn’t be.

As for Feng Chan Taishan...

As an emperor with outstanding achievements, can't he show off his achievements?

It is also out of the consideration of stabilizing the Quartet and deterring the remnants of the Six Kingdoms.

For anyone to sit in the position of the first emperor, it is not necessarily better than him.

Of course Liu Che didn't know what Li Shimin and other emperors were thinking.

If he knew what Li Shimin and others were thinking, he would definitely collapse.

Because this is completely different from the imagined situation.

Emperor Shi Huang himself couldn't believe it.

From the descriptions of Liu Che and others, it is not difficult for him to imagine how bad his reputation in later generations is.

He himself admitted that some of the things he did were too urgent, which would inevitably have a very bad influence.

and so…

He felt that the severity of his criticism must have been great.

But after he made the corresponding preparations, there was only such a little criticism, which really shocked him.

That is to say...

The Xian family felt that he was not as evil as those people in later generations said.

This made him feel like he once again regarded the Xian family as his bosom friend.

Because Xianjia really understands him too well.

He is indeed not as evil as the later emperors said.

otherwise…

He has already committed a heinous crime.

(End of this chapter)