Qin Emperor Ziying

Chapter 115 Jing Ke stabs Qin
Before dawn the next day, Meng Jia sent Ziying and Jing Ke to Xianyang Palace in a gorgeous car.

Setting up the ceremony of nine guests and holding the court meeting, it can be seen that King Qin has a high opinion of the surrender of Yan Kingdom. Naturally, Meng Jia did not dare to slack off, for fear of making a mistake.

Ziying and Jing Ke were first waited in a room, and after about an hour, they were led by a palace servant to Xianyang Palace.

Along the way stood a group of stately soldiers of the Qin army, extending from the place where the two were waiting temporarily to the front of Xianyang Palace.

The Xianyang Palace has nine floors of earth, and the majestic and magnificent palace is built on the nine-story platform.

At this time, on the nine-story platform, there is a mighty general standing on each floor, which is a gift for the nine guests.

According to the orthodox ritual of nine guests, these nine people should be Gong, Hou, Bo, Zi, Nan, Gu, Qing, doctor, and scholar.

However, the Qin State implemented the military merit system, and these titles no longer exist. Therefore, the guests standing on the nine-story high platform this time, from low to high, were Zuo Geng, Zhong Geng, Right Geng, Shao Shang Zao, and Da Shang Zao. , Siche Shuchang, Dashuchang, Guanneihou, Chehou and other nine military meritorious ranks on the ninth floor.

The one on the top floor is Wang Jian, the pillar general of Qin!

"Xuanyan envoys Jing Ke and Li Jun to meet!"

"Xuanyan envoys Jing Ke and Li Jun to meet!"

Under the guidance of the waiter, Ziying and Jing Ke walked towards Xianyang Palace step by step. Every time they stepped on a step, the greeters on the step repeated these words.

Nine times from the first floor to the ninth floor, the last one who shouted was the Qin general Wang Jian.

The civil and military officials with more than [-] shi in the court hall of Qin State had already been divided into two rows in Xianyang Palace. .

Jing Ke held the wooden box containing Dukang's map in front, followed by Ziying holding the box containing Fan Yuqi's head, and the two arrived at the main hall of Xianyang Palace step by step.

As soon as they entered the hall, all the civil and military officials of Qin State naturally focused their eyes on Ziying and Jing Ke.

It doesn't matter, several officials were surprised when they saw Ziying.

"There are so many similar people in this world!"

When he returned to Xianyang last year, although Ziying didn't show up much, not many people knew him.However, today all officials with certain qualifications have come to the hall, and several people have communicated with Ziying.

However, no matter how much they thought about it, they would never have guessed that Li Jun, the deputy envoy of Yan State in the palace, was the nephew Ying of the King of Qin, and he thought that he was just a similar person.

"Yan envoy Jing Ke and deputy envoy Li Jun, ordered by the king of Yan to meet the king, and present the detailed map of Dukang's land and the head of Fan Yuqi, and please test it!" Jing Ke stood on his knees in the hall and said respectfully road.

"Yang Duanhe, take a look at what Yan Guo offered on behalf of Gu." King Zhao Zheng of Qin said calmly.

"Respect!"

After the king of Qin gave his orders, a military general walked out from the front of the courtiers. It was Yang Duanhe, a veteran of Qin who had worked with Ziying during the Battle of Handan.

As one of the prince's most trusted people, Yang Duanhe is naturally one of the insiders about the assassination of Qin.

Yang Duan and striding up to Ziying, smiled slightly at Ziying, opened the wooden box Ziying was holding and looked at it carefully, then turned around and handed over to the King of Qin and said: "My lord, this head is the head of the traitor General Huan. The head of Ji!" After saying that, he turned around and made a gesture to continue to test the map of Dukang that Jing Ke had given him.

As soon as Jing Ke saw Yang Duanhe's actions, he immediately stepped forward and said, "The map of Du Kang is complicated and complicated. Please explain the details of the map to the king yourself!"

Hearing this, Qin Wang Zhao Zheng immediately said as he said: "Submit it!"

Hearing these words, Jing Ke felt relieved, took the map out of the box, carefully held the map in his palm, lowered his head slightly, and walked towards the imperial platform of King Qin.

Putting the map on the imperial platform, slowly unfolding a corner, Jing Ke began to point to the map everywhere to explain the military and civilian details of the Dukang Land to Zhao Zheng.

The more critical the moment, the more calm and abnormal Jing Ke is, worthy of Tian Guang's indifferent comment.

The explanation of Dukang's land is also extremely detailed, and even some military deployments are clearly explained, trying to make Zhao Zheng completely immersed in it.

When De Tuqiong saw him, he hijacked Zhao Zheng by surprise and ordered him to return to the territory of other countries. If the hijacking failed, he could be killed and the Qin State was in chaos. If such a major event can be accomplished, he will repay Prince Dan no matter whether he lives or dies. The kindness of knowing you.

At this time, Zhao Zheng can be said to be more nervous than Jing Ke, and it can be said that Jing Ke's explanation didn't take a word into his heart.

Zhao Zheng is not as ignorant of what will happen next as in history. At this time, he already knows clearly that the envoy named Jing Ke beside him is the one who came to assassinate him.

However, in order to have sufficient reasons to attack Yan Guo, the most conscientious younger brother of Qin State a few years ago, he had to risk himself, so that Yan Guo's intention to assassinate him would be exposed to the eyes of the world.

However, Zhao Zheng was not unprepared. He had already worn a fine armor in his large court clothes, and his saber Tai'a had already been tied around his waist.

Moreover, Zhao Zheng is more confident in his courage. Under the premise of being prepared, he does not believe that Jing Ke can hurt himself.

The brocade scroll unfolded little by little, and His Highness Ziying's heart was already in his throat.

Just when there was only the last trace of the picture scroll left, Jing Ke suddenly stretched the picture scroll completely, revealing the dagger hidden inside.

Jing Ke originally planned to take the opportunity to pick up the dagger with his right hand, grab the collar of King Qin with his left hand, and immediately hold King Qin hostage, but when he was waiting to grab the dagger, the left hand that was going to grab King Qin's collar was empty.

It turned out that Zhao Zheng, who had been prepared for a long time, turned his body to the outside as soon as he saw the dagger, avoiding Jing Ke's move.

Seeing that the attack was unsuccessful, Jing Ke quickly flew up and rushed towards Zhao Zheng. In order to deal with this assassination, Zhao Zheng, who had escaped Jing Ke's attack, wanted to draw Tai'a sword to fend off the enemy.

Unexpectedly, an unexpected accident occurred at this time. As the sword of King Qin, Tai'a sword is naturally one of the sharpest and longest swords in this era. At this time, King Qin Zhao Zheng was wearing a very large dress. It hindered the movement, so that Qin Wang Zhao Zheng could not stretch, and the length of Tai'a sword became the biggest obstacle at this time.

As the saying goes, the more anxious the more chaotic, facing Jing Ke's pursuit in a panic, Ying Zheng failed to pull out the sword immediately.

At this time, Jing Ke had already swung the dagger and killed him. Zhao Zheng had to block Jing Ke's few moves with his bare hands and his bravery, then turned around and ran towards a pillar next to the royal platform.

Seeing this scene, Jing Ke naturally chased after him, the two ran one by one and chased the other, turning around the pillar.

This series of changes, to put it bluntly, only happened in a very short period of time. Facing the sudden changes, Chaoshang Wenwu was stunned and stood still for a while.

(End of this chapter)