Three Kingdoms Summoning: Peak Resurgence

In the original novel, Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty and the Hongwu Emperor, turned into a bootlicker in the author's writing. I don't know whether it was because Diao Chan's charm was too terrifying or because of the moral degradation.

In this life, I don’t know if Lao Zhu can change his future and stop being ruined by Diao Chan’s love-brained personality.

However, according to the system, when the invincible summoning system is born, everything will be slowly corrected. I just don’t know whether Lao Zhu will be affected by Diao Chan.

Wang Yu is waiting to see what happens!
After all, without exaggeration or praise, Wang Yu still admires Zhu Yuanzhang very much.

Of course, admiration is admiration, but he still has to be beaten when necessary, and this does not affect Wang Yu's judgment of him.

This is the greatest respect for him!
[Ding Dong, the sixth balanced character, King Wu of Qin, Ying Dang, Command 95, Force 107, Intelligence 85, Politics 90, Charisma 90;

Implanted identity: The eldest son of Qin Jian, whose name in this life is Qin Wu, with the courtesy name Zidang. He is currently away studying martial arts, and is unaware that his younger brother Qin Hu died on the battlefield.

There are 15 characters in the game, namely: Yingji, Yingzhu, Wei Ran, Chuliji, Yongrui, Renbi, Wuhuo, Mengben, Fanju, Miyue, Gongsunshi, Weizhang, Fengzhang, Mirong, Xiangshou;

There were many kings in the history of Qin State, such as Qin Xiaogong Ying Quliang, who reused Shang Yang and started the reform, Qin Huiwenwang Ying Si, who broke the vertical and horizontal alliances, Qin Zhaoxiangwang Yingji, who expanded the territory, and Qin Shi Huangdi Ying Zheng, who unified the world.

These people have left a strong mark in history, but there are also many people whose presence is very low:
For example, Yingji’s son Ying Zhu was a very tragic person. He was the King of Qin for only three days and then died.

However, it was only after his death that Ying Zichu and Ying Zheng appeared on the stage.

And Yingji, the great devil of the Warring States Period, a person with extraordinary standby power, is Yingdang's younger brother, or more specifically, his half-brother.

King Wu of Qin's surname was Ying and his given name was Dang. Although the name sounds a bit evil, this man was indeed quite capable.

Yingdang was born with supernatural powers and was a famous strongman at that time. The Qin State was called a country of tigers and wolves by the other six countries at that time, so it was extremely advocating the use of force.

In such an environment, Yingdang was not only the eldest son of King Huiwen of Qin, but also had extraordinary strength. Naturally, he had many supporters in the martial arts-loving Qin State.

Therefore, it was a foregone conclusion that Yingdang would become the future king of Qin. After much deliberation, King Huiwen of Qin finally chose Yingdang to inherit the throne and become the next King of Qin, hoping that he could lead Qin to prosperity.

When King Huiwen of Qin passed away, Yingdang naturally became the new King of Qin, the supreme ruler of Qin, and in charge of military and national affairs.

Although Yingdang was in power for only four years, his contribution to the unification of Qin cannot be ignored.

In the eyes of many people, Yingdang is just a reckless man with only military power, a weakened version of Xiang Yu. Such a view is nothing but sensationalism.

In the first year of Ying Dang's reign, he put down the civil strife and stabilized the government.

At that time, the new monarch had just been established and people's hearts were still unstable. In addition to dealing with the complex diplomatic relations of the six countries, he also had to integrate people's hearts internally.

Chen Zhuang, the prime minister of Shu, defected as soon as he saw the opportunity and wanted to restore his country. When Ying Dang learned the news, he immediately sent Gan Mao to suppress the rebellion and strengthened the management of Qin's granary.

Also jumping out at the same time were Yiqiu and Danli from the horse farm.

Without saying anything, Yingdang went straight up to them and beat them up, until they were completely submissive. This was what Yingdang did in his first year on the throne!

In the second year of his reign, Ying Dang established the prime minister system. He was ashamed to be associated with the six countries. Seeing that the six countries all had the position of prime minister, he changed the position of prime minister of Qin to prime minister.

At the same time, he also ordered Gan Mao and others to revise land laws, modify borders, dredge rivers, build embankments and repair bridges.

This is not something a pure warrior can think of.

If everything that happened in the first year was caused by him, he had to clean up his own mess.

This prime minister system was definitely a precedent and had a huge impact on the political system of later generations. The prime minister system was not completely destroyed until the Ming Dynasty.

In the third year of his reign, Ying Dang began to prepare to attack Han and expand his territory.

Yingdang inherited his father's ambition and continued to advance towards the Central Plains. He first deceived the King of Wei and made an agreement with him to attack Han and captured Yiyang.

You must know that Yi Yang's strategic position is extremely important. It is the gateway to the Central Plains. Taking Yi Yang means that the Qin army can march into the Central Plains at any time and beat all of you in Shandong to death.

In the fourth year of his reign, Ying Dang went to the capital of the Zhou Dynasty and lifted a tripod.

After conquering Yiyang, they crossed the Yellow River and took Wusui, and built a strategic fortress. The war on the front line was progressing smoothly, and Yingdang was in a good mood, so he asked everyone to compete in lifting the tripod.

But don't think that Yingdang just acted on a whim, he had a plan. Back then, Dayu of the Xia Dynasty divided the world into nine states and built nine tripods, which were symbols of the country's destiny.

Back then, King Zhuang of Chu's words "asking for the tripod" had shaken the whole world. What's more, when King Wu of Qin lifted the tripod this time, he was announcing to the world his determination to unify the world.

If at that time, the Nine Cauldrons had really been lifted by him, according to the ancients' thinking, it would mean that the Mandate of Heaven was with Qin and the Zhou Dynasty should be destroyed, which would definitely have epic political significance.

Perhaps the time was not right, or perhaps the Nine Cauldrons were too heavy. Ying Dang grabbed the legs of the tripod with one hand and the mouth of the tripod with the other. Although he lifted the tripod, he was still a man of flesh and blood. How could he withstand the pressure of a tripod weighing thousands of pounds?

After he had exhausted all his strength, the tripod slipped out of his hand and rolled off his body, breaking his tibia. Before evening, Yingdang died from excessive blood loss.

It is for this reason that many people compare him with Xiang Yu, the King of Chu, who was extremely strong but brave but not wise. However, this is just a sarcastic comment.

After all, one succeeded in lifting the tripod, while the other was crushed to death.

Little did they know that what Yingdang lifted were the Nine Cauldrons, which had political significance. Not only that, but the weight was also very heavy.
You should know that the heaviest bronze ware unearthed in later generations is the Houmuwu Ding, which weighs 832.84kg, while the large bronze tripod from the Qin Dynasty unearthed from the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang weighs as much as 212kg.

As one of the Nine Cauldrons of Yu the Great that guards the country, its weight must be much higher than this. Even if it is not as heavy as the Houmuwu Cauldron, the difference probably would not be too big. And what kind of cauldron was the one Xiang Yu lifted? It was simply a cooking utensil for hot pot. The two are totally not on the same level.

Fortunately, King Wu of Qin died when he was only 22 years old, and his five-dimensional attributes certainly had not reached their peak. If he had grown a few years older and his strength reached its peak, perhaps the result of lifting the tripod in Luoyang might have changed!

(End of this chapter)