Ghostly Tomb

Chapter 1251 Qin Zhaoxiang King ([-])

After they left the ancient map, they continued to move forward...

In front of it is a long and straight dark passage, with square stone tablets on both sides, carved with literary and colorful writing on it, all of which are poems and songs~~~
The ancients in China have always had a habit of carving important things on stones to show how much they value them.

Because in the hearts of the ancients, people can die, but stones are immortal. Recording all the meritorious deeds of a person's life on stones is undoubtedly a way to make people immortal.

Along the way, the stone tablets on both sides of the passage are all carved with dragons and beasts, and they are full of recorded words. Perhaps because there is no wind and rain, these stone tablets are well preserved, and the words on them are also very clear.

The content is basically the same theme——Praise the God of War Bai Qi

Judging from these words, these poems should be made by King Qin Zhaoxiang, and some may even be written by himself. The content is very exaggerated, describing the merits that Bai Qi has made for the Qin State, and the profound relationship between him and Bai Qi. friendship.

In those poems, King Qin Zhaoxiang called himself a dull brother, and praised Bai Qi as a godly soldier who came to the world, wise and brave, and saved the world.

Moreover, King Zhaoxiang of Qin claimed to be an indifferent person who had no interest in the world, but God gave him the fate to save the common people from the fire and water, so he had no choice but to conquer the countries.

But he is a benevolent person, very compassionate, mourning for the dead every time after conquering the city, depressed and unhappy.But the fate cannot be violated, and he has to do this kind of killing. His heart is so sad~~, the hypocrisy and sensational words are indescribable, and Chen Zhi even feels sick to his stomach.

Fat Wei has been in and out of Liulichang for these years, and he knows a little about ancient Chinese. He glanced at these steles and grinned in disgust~~~
"no……

I said that King Qin Zhaoxiang is a character!
I have seen hypocrisy, I have never seen such a shameless hypocrisy~~
This is what he told me, God forced him to kill people, he didn't want to, it was God who forced him, damn it, what about his face?Why the hell didn't he talk about sleeping with a woman, God forced him to do it?

Also, from this point of view, Bai Qi is closer than his own brother, so why did he turn his back on him later?Without him, Bai Qi can live for a few more years, and he can't be locked in this god's tomb~~"

"Haha~~, well said!",
The white guest in front heard it clearly, held up a torch and said loudly,

"Your human monarch always likes to put on a show~~, killing people kills people, why are there so many reasons to cover it up?
The groom's son wanted to win the world, so he became a brother with different surnames with Bai Qi, trying to please him with false words and false feelings, using Bai Qi as a sharp knife to drive his horse into the world.

Unexpectedly, no matter how clever he is, Bai Qi is still Bai Qi, how can he be manipulated by a mere mortal, and in the end he will suffer the consequences. If the Emperor Zhou did not take pity on him, it would probably be Bai Qi's lunch~~, haha~~ ~
Who do you think Qin Shihuang is, and who is the person with the surname Qin Guoying?
In my eyes, it’s just a groom, hahaha~~~”

After Bai Ke finished speaking, he stopped talking, and continued to walk forward with a torch. His figure became more and more strange, and the big bag on his shoulder kept shaking.

But Chen Zhi and the others heard these words from behind, but no one spoke up.

"King Qin Zhaoxiang..."
Chen Zhi thought silently, and shook his head with a sneer.

King Qin Zhaoxiang is also a figure in history. He was born in 325 BC. His surname was Ying and his name was Ji. He was the son of King Qin Huiwen and the half-brother of King Qin Wu. He competed with his brother for the position and won in the end.

When he was in power, the Qin State expanded its military massively and fought countless inhumane battles, the most famous of which was the Battle of Changping that determined the fate of Qin and Zhao.

Judging from these meritorious deeds, this King Qin Zhaoxiang can be regarded as a capable monarch.

But judging from some trivial records in the history books, the character of this king of Qin is a bit suspicious~~~
According to historical records, in 283 BC, the State of Zhao obtained a piece of precious jade called Heshibi, which was flawless and a rare treasure.

King Qin Zhao coveted it when he heard about it, and sent someone to send a letter to King Zhao, saying that he was willing to exchange fifteen pieces for Heshibi.

The king of the state of Zhao didn't dare to disobey, so he sent his envoys to present He's Bi.However, King Qin Zhaoxiang only pretended to assign fifteen cities to the State of Zhao, and did not really fulfill his promise.He wanted to keep Yu Biqiang, and then wiped his mouth and refused to admit it.

Later, thanks to the wisdom and courage of the envoy Lin Xiangru, he escaped from the small path and sent He Shibi back to Zhaodu. This is the famous return to Zhao with complete jade.

King Qin Zhaoxiang has done too much in his life about this kind of nonsense, but the people of the country have a kind of magical logic. As long as this person wins in the end, even if he has eaten shit before, then Everything he did was right, that is, he was a man who didn't care about trifles.

But anyone who knows some psychological profiles will understand that through these detailed records, the human nature of King Qin Zhaoxiang is actually very clear...

This corridor full of praises and praises is not too long. After reaching the end, there is the last stone screen, but that stone screen is different from the ones just now. The surface is very rough, and the top and bottom have not been polished. The formed boulders are directly inlaid there.

And there is no decorative pattern on the stone screen, only a huge ancient Qin character engraved in the most central position!
"Qin!"

"Do you know what kind of era it was?",
Baike walked up to the stone screen with a torch, and stroked the Qin character on it with his hand, as if there were countless surges in his heart, but he couldn't express it.
"With all due respect, you humans know too little about your own history~~~
Do you think that is just the Warring States Period?
That is just the Warring States Period in your imagination, the Warring States Period described in Qingshu Unofficial History, but you have never known the real Warring States Period... ",
After Bai Ke finished speaking, he suddenly turned around, raised his head high, stretched his neck and laughed loudly.

That laughter sounded really scary, extremely resonant, like the roar of a wild beast, which made everyone present feel like their ears were ringing, and the two bulges on his shoulders became even higher, as if they could burst out at any time ~~
Then Bai Ke opened his arms, swung them like the ancients, and laughed nervously at Chen Zhi,
"The chaos of the Seven Kingdoms, the wind and the cloud suddenly rose, and the teeth and five claws were overwhelming~~~~~~~
In a world of great controversy, who can stay out of it?Who can guarantee that he will not be beheaded by the enemy tomorrow?

Do you know what kind of era it was?

It can be seen that there were corpses all over the field at that time, and people and ghosts were floating on the ground?

It can be seen what the human princes at that time did in order to fight for power...

Hahaha~~~~
You only know Sun Tzu's Art of War, various schools of thought, full of benevolence, righteousness and morality, but you don't know that it is all the hypocrisy and hypocrisy of later generations.

When the battle for the Zen position of the Son of Heaven came, you humans abandoned all benevolence, righteousness and morality, and there was only one thing left in your heart-killing! "

　This chapter is up to now.I'm exhausted.

　　Just one piece.woo woo woo
　　
　
(End of this chapter)