Journey To the West From The Qin Dynasty

The head of the prison was already frightened, trembling, still in shock.

Brother Seven saved me. Fortunately, I listened to what Brother Seven said.

When Li Jue went out with him, the head of the prison hurriedly grabbed him, shortened a bit, and said, Seventh brother, you saved me, but I have orders from now on, my little brother will never refuse to die.

above the execution ground.

Lu Buwei personally supervised the execution.

Accompanied by Lord Tingwei Chengmeng, Jia Sizhen and others, Li Jue executed the beheading himself.

When death was imminent, Xue An was still not reconciled, he kept complaining.

Lu Xiang, I didn't rebel. I don't know anything about Lao Ai.

I beg Lu Xiang to intercede with the king. I have never rebelled against me, nor do I have any rebellious intentions. I just want to repay the king for his kindness.

Lu Buwei didn't care so much, he had his crimes read out, and then he looked at the time and ordered everyone to behead the prisoner.

On Li Jue's side, he dropped the token himself.

The time has come, behead.

Li Jue looked at the sun, pulled out his knife, took off Xue An's name tag, and pushed him onto the guillotine.

Xue An was already scared to pee.

He hurriedly begged for mercy, Little brother, little brother, you let me go. There are countless poems and books in my family. As long as you let me go, I will give them all to you.

Don't think it's useless. Although you may not be able to understand it, each of the poems and books in the official's house is a rare copy, and it is a priceless treasure. Any one is worth a thousand gold.

You let me go, you and I wandered all over the world, and I gave you the book. From then on, you will be prosperous and rich all your life. Moreover, you will be respected by our Confucianism, and you will...don't, don't, don't kill me!

Xue An was terrified by the CRRC Mansion, and he howled and begged for mercy.

but.

Li Jue put away the knife as before, and his head fell to the ground.

After killing him, Lu Buwei also breathed a sigh of relief.

He hummed: Confucianism harms the country. Although you may not personally participate in the matter of Lai Ai, but after the accident, you still dare to come to the king and ask him to make an edict to sin against you. You are courting death!

Then he flung his sleeves and left.

Xue An's life had already appeared in Li Jue's mind.

Xue An lived in the hometown of Confucius and Mencius since he was a child, and studied Confucian etiquette from Kong Jie, the grandson of the sage Kong. He had already memorized [The Analects of Confucius] backwards at the age of seven, and even knew the Four Books and Five Classics by heart at the age of nine.

His talent for reading is very good, and his understanding of Confucianism is also extraordinary. He is the proud student of Kong Jie, a Confucian giant, and he is regarded as his successor.

However, the sixteen-year-old Xue An was an official fan, and he felt that reading quietly could no longer satisfy him. On weekdays, in the hometown of Confucius and Mencius, it is okay to be the number one disciple of the Confucian giant, but if you leave Confucius and Mencius, you will not be recognized.

He swore that he must be an official, and he must be a high official. He began to learn from Confucius and traveled around the world, but from the age of sixteen to thirty-six, he did not find a good monarch.

On the contrary, the Four Books and Five Classics have fallen behind, but his chariot and horse skills are getting better and better. Later, when he came to Daqin, he thought he could be a part-time official, but he found that Daqin did not advocate Confucianism, so he could only conceal his Confucian identity.

After experiencing some more hardships, he learned to behave himself, and surrendered his status to seek refuge with the powerful Lai Ai. Lai Ai herself is uneducated, and she likes to show off her culture the most. She often brings him by her side, and when she finally meets the opportunity, she will place him next to Ying Zheng as a pawn.

It was through the hands of the queen mother that he was placed next to Ying Zheng and became the edict of the CRRC government. This is for the king to be in charge of chariots and horses, just like the guard of honor for later generations. But it was only Ying Zheng's guard of honor.

He can be considered a high official, but Xue An's talents cannot be displayed, which makes him very upset. Even during this period, he kept getting close to Lu Buwei. After all, Lu Buwei was compiling Spring and Autumn, and he felt that Lu Buwei was a book lover, similar to him.

He made friends with Lu Buwei, and after coming and going, he became acquainted. But Xue An found out that Lu Buwei was just a person who tried to catch fame, so he looked down on him very much. But he knew it well and didn't show it. However, when Lu Buwei diners planned to borrow books for reference, he did not cooperate when compiling the Spring and Autumn Annals.

Lu Buwei was very angry and gradually distanced himself from him. But when Lao Ai rebelled, Xue An actually did not cooperate, and even drew a clear line with Lao Ai. Let Lao Ai kill his whole family in a fit of anger, and also said that after the matter is completed, he will be liquidated.

Xue An was very frightened and was in constant panic. Fortunately, Lao Ai failed, and while he was relieved, he planned to take this opportunity to show off his talent. It is to write to Yingzheng, asking Yingzheng to issue an edict of guilt, announcing that this matter, although Lai Ai rebelled, but the Queen Mother was involved, and Yingzheng did not handle the matter properly, it should be announced that it was Yingzheng's fault.

When the suggestion was brought up, Ying Zhengcai threw Lao Ai's two children to death. In a fit of rage, he ordered someone to bring Xue An's children and threw them to death together. However, it was said that Xue An's family was already dead, and Ying Zheng ordered Xue An to be executed so that his family could be reunited.

so far. Only then did Xue An realize that he had made a huge mistake. It is not the time for him to show off his talents and promote Confucianism. And he chose the wrong partner, Ying Zheng was not Fu Su. And he also mentioned the Queen Mother, which Yingzheng didn't want to mention the last thing.

Therefore.

he died.

Lu Buwei was afraid of being implicated by him, so he offered to split Xue An, the nine tribes of Yi. But Li Si dissuaded him in time, fearing to anger the Confucians, he beheaded Xue An and the Yi clan.

In the end, Xue An was beheaded by Li Jue himself.

After reading Xue An's life, Li Jue sighed.

Xue An can be regarded as a great Confucian of the generation, but he is too much a fan of officials. There is nothing wrong with this. The fault is that he is swinging from side to side.

He was so confused that when Ying Zheng was furious, he proposed to ask Ying Zheng to issue an edict of guilt.

Ying Zheng originally wanted to handle this matter in a low-key manner, but he wanted to make it known to the world, and even made Ying Zheng admit that he had done something wrong.

This is the way of his death.

Li Jue didn't know whether Xue An was right or wrong. When he was young, Xue An was a teacher by studying and educating people. But when he got old, he became obsessed with officials and made no contribution to the world.

He yearns for a higher official position and a place where he can display his talents. But this move is inappropriate, and may even bring disaster to Confucianism.

hum.

at this time.

Hundreds of books flew out of the yin and yang scroll of life and death.

It floated in front of Li Jue's eyes, waiting for him to read it.