The love of Daqin

Chapter 151;

Seeing that the king was emotionally moved, Ying Ji was busy comforting him and inspecting the military camp with Ying Ji.

The Lantian camp, which concentrated the most advantageous troops of the Qin state.

It has expanded from Qin Xiaogong's 5 troops to the current 30, accounting for more than [-] of Qin's total troops.

Bows, crossbows, spears and short knives are the most advanced among the nations, and an army of 30 is on standby to go out at any time.

Ying Ji's heart was full of excitement, thinking that his ancestors had left him with so many advantages, he couldn't really have the final say in today's Qin state, and the sadness in his heart could only be revealed to his uncle Wang.

Uncle Wang told Ying Ji that when the previous king wanted to make you the crown prince, the old man strongly opposed it. He was afraid that one day, if you ascended the throne, your mother would rule the country, and Wei Ran would also rise to the top, and our Ying clan would be excluded. go out.

Going around in circles, your elder brother died, and the Ying clan suffered another civil strife. You are still in charge of the throne of Daqin, and it can only be said that it is so.

Ying Ji humbly and earnestly listened to Uncle Wang Yingji's teachings. In this world, Uncle Wang is a trustworthy and respectable person.

Yingji told him that when King Wen of Zhou was trapped, he devoted himself to the study of the Book of Changes, and then the Book of Changes came into being.

Tian Xingjian, the gentleman is constantly striving for self-improvement, this is the beginning of the first chapter of Zhouyi.

He encourages to win the disease, never lose courage and confidence, and face everything positively.

You should open up your heart with your mother and uncle.

If he wants to win Ji to sharpen his mind, he will do something amazing.

Uncle Wang, like everyone else, told Ying Ji and reminded Ying Ji that Wei Ran's credit to Qin was Ying Ji's benefactor and even a family member, and should be reused.

Yingji intends to step down as prime minister and give it to Wei Ran.

Now that Ying Ji heard this, he couldn't sit still.

He told Uncle Wang that his prime minister was appointed by himself. Even if Uncle Wang resigned, he would rather leave the position of prime minister vacant than Wei Ran.

When Ying Ji saw that the king was so aggressive, his attitude was tough, and he sighed softly, "Your Majesty, why is this necessary?"

On the way back to the palace, Yingji encountered Mi Heng, the prince of Chu State, who was making trouble in Xianyang City.

They also said that the Queen and Empress Dowager of the Qin state were all from their Chu state, and they dared to beat Qin officials.

Ying Ji stepped forward and pulled out Wang Jian to kill him.

Mi Heng knelt down in fright, and Ying Ji was stopped by everyone.

He pointed his sword at Mi Heng and said angrily; "The widow has not officially married Ye Yang, the princess of Chu, and she is not the queen of Qin, so you dare to make trouble in Xianyang and injure the officials of the Qin state. If you attack this point, the widow will Declare war on you, the state of Chu, and attack the state of Chu."

Seeing this, the people of Xianyang City shouted: Long live the King of Qin.

They saw that the King of Qin was so vigorous and vigorous, it was really the service of the Great Qin.

The next day when he went to court, Ying Ji stated that Mi Heng had provoked trouble and wanted to send troops to attack Chu.

Mi Yue was not shocked when she heard about it. She knew about it yesterday evening, and the investigation made it clear that Mi Heng was making trouble, and it was indeed the Qin officials who provoked the first, and then Mi Heng made the slaves shot and injured.

Yingji wanted to send Wei Ran to lead the army to attack the state of Chu. He also said that Wei Ran was a native of Chu and should know the terrain of the state of Chu.

Wei Ran laughed and said, "Because Wei Ran is a native of Chu, he cannot lead troops to attack his home country. The military power of Lantian Camp is still under the control of Uncle Yingji, and the minister thinks it is the most suitable for Yingji to go."

Ying Ji openly quarreled with Wei Ran in the court over the matter of sending troops, and Mi Yue knew in her heart that neither side could help.

Uncle Wang voluntarily invited Ying and was willing to send troops to attack Chu.

When Yingji saw Wei Ran resolutely disobeyed her orders and did not listen to her own orders, she felt very unhappy in her heart.

(End of this chapter)