I was watching short videos and was seen by ancient people

tomorrow.

When Zhu Yuanzhang saw the video on the sky screen, he snorted coldly.

Naturally, he dared not deny Qin Shihuang's achievements, but it was hard for those Confucian scholars to say so!

After all, the history books that spread to the Ming Dynasty were all written by these Confucian scholars.

However, the contents inside all describe the tyranny of the Qin Dynasty.

As for his own name, Zhu Yuanzhang believed that compared to Qin Shihuang, his reputation would be even worse.

After all, he established the Ming Dynasty as a commoner and held supreme power, so he was originally jealous of them.

However, if you are so mean to them, how can they remember the good things about you? And he doesn't care.

He never thought of changing his attitude towards those Confucian scholars. In Zhu Yuanzhang's view, some Confucian scholars were just young people.

And as the monarch of this world, how could he be humble to them?

Although for the entire country, the management of the country is inseparable from them, they must also position themselves correctly.

Especially when you are an official in the government, you should not be corrupt, leaving the common people with no place to complain, otherwise they will see his attitude towards corrupt officials.

Moreover, he grew up from the common people and did not care about the so-called rules of the literati.

And as the emperor of this world, his rules are the real rules.

If those literati don't follow his rules, then he doesn't mind killing the nine tribes!

At the end of Ming Dynasty.

Zhu Youjian looked at the video on the sky screen, his heart full of envy.

Qin Shihuang unified China, which was an unparalleled achievement.

Unlike him, he could barely hold on to his ancestor's empire.

Moreover, the system of prefectures and counties implemented by Qin Shihuang, including cars on the same track, books on the same text, and unified measurement tools, were also models for later dynasties to learn from.

However, the harsh punishments and tyranny of the Qin Dynasty should not have occurred.

There are also huge projects such as the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang, Epang Palace, and the Great Wall that he built, which consumed a lot of manpower and material resources, leaving the people with no way to survive.

If this were not the case, I am afraid that the Qin Dynasty would not have perished.

Now that he is the emperor of Ming Dynasty, he must remember these lessons and reduce the taxes of those people.

And the current Ming Dynasty is a period of trouble, and only by giving these people a way to survive can they prevent them from revolting.

But such a result will only make the imperial treasury even more empty.

In order to make up for this emptiness, he would kill one or two corrupt officials from time to time to continuously replenish the treasury, as mentioned in the sky.

Even so, there are countless corrupt officials in the world, so how can we develop in a healthier way? It has always troubled Zhu Youjian.

He hoped that the time travelers would arrive soon, and he also hoped to learn from them how to change this phenomenon in the court.

Otherwise, the imperial court will just drink poison to quench its thirst, and sooner or later it will perish.

[In 259 BC, Qin Shihuang Yingzheng was born in Handan, the capital of Zhao State.

In 257 BC, with the help of Lu Buwei, Ying Zheng and his mother Zhao Ji were able to return to Qin and ended their life in Handan.

In 251 BC, King Zhaoxiang of Qin Ying Ji made his son Chu the crown prince. Ying Zheng, then 9 years old, returned to Qin, and his nine-year sojourn came to an end.

In 247 BC, King Zhuangxiang of Qin Ying Zichu died. Ying Zheng, who was only 13 years old, was appointed as King of Qin and respected Lu Buwei as his father-in-law. The power of the country was actually in the hands of Lu Buwei.

In 238 BC, when Ying Zheng was holding a crowning ceremony in Yongcheng, he encountered a rebellion, but it ended with him taking charge at the age of 21 and putting down the rebellion.

In the same year, Yingzheng dismissed Lu Buwei from the post of prime minister, and since then he officially began to implement the strategy of unifying the world.

In 230 BC, King Qin Yingzheng sent his servant Zeng Gonghan to capture South Korea, captured Han Wangan, and South Korea was destroyed.

In 229 BC, he appointed Wang Jian to lead an army directly at Handan, the capital of Zhao State, and used a divorce plan to get rid of the famous Zhao general Li Mu.

In 228 BC, Wang Jian defeated the Zhao army in one fell swoop and captured Zhao Wangqian alive. The Zhao Kingdom was declared destroyed.

In 227 BC, Prince Dan of Yan State sent Jing Ke to assassinate King Ying Zheng of Qin, but the operation failed.

In 225 BC, the Qin army besieged Daliang, the capital of Wei, and adopted the strategy of flooding the city with water from the Yellow River, forcing the king of Wei to surrender, and the state of Wei subsequently perished.

In 224 BC, Wang Jian led an army of 60 men and severely damaged the Chu army. Chu general Xiang Yan was defeated and committed suicide.

In 223 BC, the Qin army invaded Shouchun, the capital of Chu, and captured the Chu king Fu Chu. The Chu state fell.

In 222 BC, King Yingzheng of Qin ordered Wang Bi and Gongsun Yan to go out and capture King Xi of Yan, and the Yan Kingdom was destroyed.

In 221 BC, Wang Ben sent his troops south from Yan State and approached Qi State. Qi Wangjian had no choice but to surrender, and Qi State also perished.

At this point, it took King Qin Yingzheng ten years to finally complete the great cause of unifying the six countries. Called himself the First Emperor. 】

People from all dynasties watched the video on the canopy, and they were very excited.

It was precisely because of Qin Shi Huang's wisdom and courage that Qin Shi Huang unified China.

Who wouldn’t be fascinated by such a charming and handsome ancestor?

It's just a pity for them that Qin Shihuang pursued immortality so much that he died prematurely.

Otherwise, I am afraid that there will be no Han Dynasty in future generations.

Even other dynasties are impossible to appear.

And China's territory will not only be as large as it is now.

I'm afraid the territory on the map would have returned to China long ago if the sky didn't rise.

They had also imagined that Tianmu could be known by this charming ancestor. In this case, they were afraid that Da Qin would have another ending.

It's just a pity for them that they don't know whether this will happen.

Qin Dynasty.

Qin Shihuang read about his life on the sky screen, and he fell into silence.

Many of the things mentioned on the canopy have long since become a thing of the past.

But it is still vivid in our minds and will be remembered in our hearts.

He ascended the throne at the age of 13 and suffered a mild illness at the age of 22. It took eight years of accumulation and ten years of fighting to unify China.

Although this is due to the great achievements of the sixth generation of Da Qin, it is also due to the selfless dedication of countless uncles and old Qin people.

After destroying the six kingdoms, he did not treat these people badly.

Even those remnants of the Six Nations were treated equally by him.

But the descendants on the sky said that he was a tyrant, which made Qin Shihuang feel a little unfair.

Qin Shihuang knew that he had not killed a general in vain, nor even killed ordinary people indiscriminately, so how could he be called a tyrant?

Qin Shihuang thought for a while and found that there was only one possibility.

All this was done by the remnants of the Six Kingdoms in order to overthrow the Qin Dynasty.

If not, there's no way to explain it.

It was only at this time that Qin Shihuang finally understood why the Great Qin Hui II died after he unified the six kingdoms?

I'm afraid that the remaining ministers of the Six Kingdoms would be unwilling to accept the fall of their country, so they started plotting early, and came out to rebel after his death.

And before the rebellion, he bribed his generals in Da Qin.

So much so that when they rebelled, Da Qin had no troops in the country.