Da Qin: the Identity of My Eldest Son Has Been Discovered

According to the trajectory, at the celebration held in Zhangtai Palace a few years later, he took the lead and strongly demanded that the emperor be entrusted according to the Zhou ritual.

Under the watchful eyes of everyone, the first emperor was unable to step down!

But the emperor endured it and didn't bother with them.

But these people didn't know what was good or bad, and more than 300 people sat quietly outside Zhangtai Palace to force the emperor to compromise.

A posture that if you don't agree, I won't leave.

He even threatened to die!

Qin Xuan despises this very much.

You say you want to prove yourself, you want to be famous through the ages, and you can risk your life to speak out.

Even if he was killed head-on in the hall, he would still be rewarded by future generations.

Just like Wei Zheng in the Tang Dynasty, he made Li Er angry again and again, but every time he turned the danger into good luck.

That's because the emperor knew that some people couldn't be killed.

But Chun Yuyue coerced more than 300 Confucian scholars to gather a crowd to demonstrate and block the emperor in the palace!

It is simply audacious, and it is already despising the imperial power!

As a result, the Confucian scholars who were encouraged to sit in and demonstrate were mass murdered.

It is the most disdainful to instigate and implicate other people in order to die.

If Chun Yuyue just knelt outside the hall alone, even if he finally passed out, the emperor would order someone to treat him to show his kindness.

But gathering crowds to block the emperor in the palace, so rebellious and despising the imperial power, who can bear it?

Properly die!

In Qin Xuan's view, these people dare to be so unscrupulous because they are used to it!

When Mount Tai was enshrining Zen, these Confucian scholars deliberately made things difficult for them, and the emperor even taunted him face to face when he was in a mess in the rain.

After that, he confronted the emperor again and again.

At this time, Emperor Shihuang's tolerance for Confucianism had reached its limit, and he directly ordered more than 300 people to be murdered.

He also accepted Li Si's suggestion to burn books outside the law.

It can be said that the burning of books and Confucianism led to the burning of a large number of precious ancient books, all caused by this person.

Li Si watched Chun Yuyue being carried into the academy, and the others took advantage of the situation and ran into the academy to seek refuge in a panic, with sarcasm on their faces.

He laughed happily and said, "Happy, happy! It's so satisfying to see these rotten scholars suffer!"

Zhao Gao also gloated and sneered, and asked with a smile: "My lord, what should I do next?"

Qin Xuan was not as good-tempered as the first emperor.

In the forums of major websites, which one is not daring to hate the world!

How could he endure such uselessness.

The fact that these people were kicked out of the school is just the beginning.

He laughed and said, "The Great Confucianism was thrown rotten eggs by the common people, of course he should be protected. Except for the old men in the lead, no one is allowed to come in and out!"

"promise!"

The five hundred masters took the order and immediately arranged to surround the academy.

……

Late night

Chun Yuyue woke up slowly under the expectant eyes of everyone.

Sitting up abruptly as if on a spring, with brows raised, he yelled: "Qin Xuan, Shu Zi is too deceitful!"

"Pfft~!"

After finishing speaking, he spat out a mouthful of old blood and rolled his eyes.

Dizzy again!

Chapter 88

next day

In the afternoon, Emperor Shihuang finished his government affairs and twisted his sore neck.

He said lightly, "Zhao Gao."

"The servant is here~!"

Zhao Gao was waiting by the side, his eyelids stretched as if he had fallen asleep.

Hearing the voice of calling, he immediately opened his eyes wide, and his whole body was refreshed for a moment, and he walked quickly to the front.

Holding the jade cup on the table, he lowered it respectfully.

The First Emperor took the cup, took a sip of the tea, and narrowed his eyes.