Daqin: Let you supervise the country, but you rebelled!

Chapter 170 People from the Six Kingdoms
Over the years, the gentry class has formed a powerful civil and military group.

How strong is it?If it weren't for Qin Shihuang's reign, then these clan civil and military groups really dared to openly oppose the royal family. During the Song Dynasty and Song Renzong period, they pointed to the emperor's nose and said that the emperor was wrong. The Ming Dynasty finally perished and was kidnapped by Donglin Party members. .

The scariest thing is that they may choose another spokesperson.

However, the first two people on the Tiandaohuang list had nothing to do with his own officials, which made Qin Shihuang once again initiate the phenomenon of implementing the imperial examination selection system.

Qin Shihuang slammed his table with his palm, and then said loudly: "I have decided to implement the imperial examination system advocated by the fifth son next year, starting from Xianyang. If this new policy is feasible, it will be promoted throughout the country."

When all the ministers heard about the imperial examination system, they all gasped. Sure enough, what they didn't want to see finally came.

This allowed Qin Shihuang to finally find an excuse to reform. Before that, many people had already speculated that Yingzheng might implement administration.

In fact, people with a little bit of foresight can already predict Ying Zheng's determination to implement the New Deal.

But they didn't expect the New Deal to come so quickly. When Ying Yu proposed the reform before, Ying Zheng was a little tempted.

His silence meant that he had already thought of implementing the New Deal.

If he doesn't like the countermeasure, he rejects it on the spot.

If he likes it or takes it into consideration, then don't make a sound.

When the New Deal was implemented before, Qin Shihuang had this attitude, and the reason why Li Si was worried was because Li Si could see from Qin Shihuang's eyes that he was promoting his more law-based governance strategy back then.

Therefore, I didn't feel any abnormality about the implementation of the New Deal, and from the talents listed in the Tiandao Huangshu, I knew that Yingzheng was very thirsty for talents.

Now half of the people on the list are not officials of the Great Qin Dynasty, and Ying Zheng has been angry many times enough to show how much he hates the current court.

The implementation of the imperial examination system will bring many low-level talents to Daqin. This is what Yingzheng wants to see. In fact, for Yingzheng, he doesn't like these Guanzhong nobles.

After all, although he is a prince, he was bullied in HD. If it weren't for his master who came from the low-level folk, he would have died at the hands of Taoists, so Qin Shihuang didn't have an innate dislike for low-level talents, on the contrary like very much.

But Qin Shihuang didn't like the nobles in Guanzhong. The main reason is that these audience nobles have formed their own forces after they have dominated the government for many years, and these nobles began to be unwilling to make progress after the unification of China. Relatives, relatives or protégés.

The former Yingzheng was a victim of kinship, so he tried his best to promote civilian politics.

One is a member of the Six Kingdoms, and the other is a capable person belonging to the ruling and opposition parties. It just so happens that there is no suitable reason to promote reform.

Now the list of capable ministers in the Great Qin Dynasty in the Heavenly Dao Emperor's Book has clearly stated that Ying Zheng has finally found a pretext for reform.

If Ying Yu's proposal met with such objections before, then Qin Shihuang's proposal must have been opposed by no one.

After all, Ying Yu is a prince, but no one dares to touch the real dragon that Qin Shihuang really showed.

Of course, some people objected to Qin Shihuang's proposal. At such a sensitive moment, it would be tantamount to pushing himself into a fire pit.

Of course Qin Shihuang knew that some people stood up to oppose, but how dare these people make their voices heard.

(End of this chapter)