Qin Emperor Ziying

Chapter 270 Bowang Slope

Back in Xianyang, Ziying's situation didn't improve much. Because of Shihuang's decree of "no edicts and no private contacts", although Ziying was not "closed" this time, but Ziying, who fell out of favor, was in front of the emperor's mansion. There is also a feeling of being left out in front of the door.

But Ziying didn't feel too much emotion about this, even if he knew this, he would still fight for those three thousand boys and girls.

Coming from later generations, even if he has lived in this war-torn era for more than 20 years and has already held a high position in this era, it is still difficult for him to have the "consciousness" to regard the common people as nothing.

It is enough to save my life and to be able to keep the whole family together. I have done my best.

Only a few months have passed since the peaceful days, and not long after the new year, Ying Zheng, who stayed in Xianyang quietly and thoughtfully, began to plan to tour the East again, and went to Langya to see if there was any news from Xu City.

Ziying, as the imperially appointed "always accompanying the king", naturally had to continue to "accompany him". After thinking about Ziying's terrifying influence, Ying Zheng had decided not to let Ziying continue to enjoy himself like this.

At least his every move must be under his own nose.

At the beginning of February, the first emperor, escorted by tens of thousands of soldiers, led a group of courtiers to the east.

This time, not only Ziying was accompanying, but Wang's eldest son, Fusu, was also accompanying him on a tour.

As the "accompanying tour" Ziying, in order to let the first emperor relax his guard against him, he followed the attitude of traveling in the mountains and rivers along the way, and played very seriously.

For some important matters in the country, the Prime Minister Wang Wan, who stayed in Xianyang, could not make a decision, and would often send Emperor Shihuang to make a decision. Regarding the various court meetings held during the inspection, Ziying completely played the role of a mute and said nothing.

"Mr. Chang'an, this is the itinerary for the next few days, please take a look." An accompanying eunuch entered Ziying's house and presented a scroll of bamboo books.

Ziying took it back and took out a bag and a half of taels of copper coins from his pocket and handed it to the eunuch.

"I'm sorry to bother you, I have some frivolous things, and you can go and have some drinks."

"Mr. Chang'an's words are serious. Being able to serve the needs of the emperor is the blessing of the minister." Although the eunuch named Yu said so, but the eunuch was not slow at all, and quickly put the money bag in Ziying's hand Passed to his arms, and then he left.

Although this eunuch was not as prominent as Zhao Gao, he did not have Zhao Gao's slick mind to please the first emperor.

However, he was also nimble and devoted himself to serving the first emperor. He was one of the few eunuchs close to Yingzheng.

It was also because of this that Ziying quietly "hooked up" with him. Yu provided Ziying with some "insignificant" trivial matters such as the first emperor's diet and daily mood, and Ziying repaid some money. support.

This time, what Yu sent over was the itinerary for the next few days that Emperor Shihuang had just decided.

Ziying casually opened the bamboo slips as before, intending to browse the places where he passed in the next few days and see what scenic spots could be enjoyed.

However, as soon as his eyes swept away, he was overwhelmed by a line of words.

"On the morning of the [-]th, we walked through Bowang Slope to station in Yangwu County."

To be precise, Ziying was attracted by the words "Bowangpo".

Bowangpo is just an insignificant area outside Yangwu County, but a major event that almost changed history happened in history.

Zhang Liang once tried to murder the first emperor here, but unfortunately he missed the success because he missed the auxiliary vehicle.

Seeing this, Ziying couldn't help but fell into deep thought.

According to the course of history, the first emperor should be able to escape. However, because of his own reasons, Qin's unification war went much smoother, and Ying Zheng was obviously a little complacent.

Traveling on this road always takes the main car with six drivers, and does not randomly sit in a subsidiary car as in history.

If you don't do something yourself, the founder of the Great Qin Empire, Qin Shihuang, the first emperor through the ages, is very likely to "game over" here.

If the first emperor died now, it can be said that there are advantages and disadvantages.

First of all, on the one hand, the only prince of Qin accompanying the parade today is Fusu, the eldest son of the king. If the first emperor died, he could use his prestige in the army to influence the accompanying Qin army and force all the officials to make Fusu the new prince. emperor.

Although he helped Su Renshan, as long as he could control the military power, the remnants of the Six Kingdoms would never be able to make waves.

However, the most unfavorable point in this way is Wang Wan who stayed behind in Xianyang.

Before the first emperor left, Wang Wan was appointed to stay in Xianyang, and he temporarily held the tiger charms of the two imperial guards, Yulin and Qimen.

Although the two armies recruited many veterans after the war, the impact of the two Imperial Guards guarding the emperor, Ziying, was really limited.

The most important point is that Wang Wan's disciple, Gong Ziguang, is in Xianyang right now!

Ziying supported his eldest son, Fusu, as emperor. Once the news of Shihuang's death reached Xianyang, Wang Wan could also support his son, Guang, as the new emperor of Qin in the name of establishing a descendant.

Ziying doesn't believe that the old fox Wang Wan and son Guang will be like Zhao Gao's handling of Fusu. A forged edict can allow them to be executed under the premise of holding a large army.

Once this situation arises, Daqin is very likely to be the first to fall into civil war.

(End of this chapter)