Beast Taming: Starting from Contracting the Mysterious Beast

The news of Qin Wangzheng's assassination spread like wildfire, and all the countries were shocked. They all inquired about Ying Zheng's life and death. When they learned that Ying Zheng was unscathed, all countries except the Qin people secretly expressed their pity and began to look for the person behind the scenes. .

Some people say that a nobleman from Daliang, Wei State, could not stand the cruelty of King Qin and bribed assassins into the palace to assassinate him. However, he was blinded by Xianyang's drunkenness and his body had been eviscerated during the assassination, so it failed.

Some people say that the Chu State was in a small-scale war with the Qin army. Its Wu'an lord Xiang Yan was unable to survive alone, so he came up with an assassination plan, but unfortunately the Qin general saw through it.

Some people say that the Qi State has a man of lofty ideals. He realizes that if the Qi State continues to watch the Qin State's conquests, it will soon be Qi State's turn, so he goes to Xianyang alone and never returns.

Among everyone's guesses, there were Qi, Wei, Chu, and Dai Wangjia, who had just been destroyed, but no one thought of Yan.

The Yan State was too weak and was forced to live in the cold north. The Qin State moved its troops to defend the border. There was no actual conflict between the two, so no one doubted the Yan State.

Then, a piece of paper was shot at the gate of Yandu by the Qin army.

It stated that the assassination of the King of Qin was all caused by Prince Dan of Yan, and the King of Yan was ordered to hand over the head of Prince Dan of Yan, otherwise the army would send out troops to destroy Yan.

King Yan Xi has a cowardly and mediocre character, but in the end it was his son who made the mistake.

When he figured it out and was about to plead guilty to the Qin State to see if he could save his son's life, he found that Prince Dan had already appeared at the border, and his contemporary Wang Jia formed a Yan-Zhao coalition and put up a slogan to resist Qin's violence.

Hundreds of thousands of troops from Yan and Zhao were prepared to defend Yishui together.

Unfortunately, the enemy coach they faced was named Wang Jian...

Although Yan and Zhao were united, one was in Dai and the other was in Yan.

Wang Jian understood that the two could not join forces, so he led his army on a starry and night journey. Before Dai Wangjia's army arrived, he surrounded the Yan army and defeated the main force. The Yan army was destroyed, and Dai Wangjia did not dare to send any more troops. , and then retreated the army back to Daidi. As soon as the alliance between the two appeared, there was no longer any bordering land.

Wang Jian waited for two days in Yishui. Seeing that Zhao Jun was not fooled, he led his army to kill Yandu.

When Wang Jian arrived, the capital of Yan was defeated. King Xi and Prince Dan led the remaining troops to flee east again.

Qin general Li Xin noticed this and had no time to report the news, so he immediately led his army to pursue him.

The two chased each other and escaped until the battle in Yanshui reappeared.

This time, the last remaining force of the Yan State was also annihilated by the Qin State.

Prince Yan was lucky enough to escape for the third time, but he was not so lucky...

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The palace moves forward in the wilderness.

King Yan was sitting in the chariot, his eyes were bloodshot, his body was filthy, and he smelled of sweat.

"Your Majesty, the prince is back..."

The eunuch said.

King Yan turned his eyes and looked behind him.

On the avenue, a dozen knights were seen galloping on horseback. The leader was Ji Dan, who was defeated for the third time and was chased by Li Xin until he was disgraced.

"Let him come over."

King Yan said indifferently.

"Here."

Soon, Ji Dan came to the chariot.

The chariot is very large and is pulled by six oxen. Apart from the bed, there is still room for seven or eight people to sit side by side without feeling crowded.

"Dan'er, how do I treat you on weekdays?"

King Yan's voice was neither sad nor happy, and his tone was cold.

Ji Dan's heart skipped a beat, and cold sweat fell down.

"Father...Father is very good to me..."

"I've been kind to you, and no one from my ancestors has ever been sorry to you, so you..."

Yan Wangxi straightened his back and stared at Ji Dan with red eyes.

"Then why do you want to lose this ancestral inheritance? Do you have a grudge against the Yan State? Or do you have a grudge against me?"

Ji Dan felt bitter in his heart and didn't know how to answer.

He knew that nothing he said would be of any use, and silence was the best way to admit guilt.

After scolding for a long time, Yan Wangxi seemed tired and leaned back on the bed.

"Things have developed to this point. The capital of the widow has been destroyed, and only a small piece of territory is left. Dan'er, tell me, how can we save the Yan Kingdom?"

Ji Dan's heart moved and he said immediately.

"Father, at this moment, the only way to resist the Qin army is to retreat to Liaodong, recruit the people of Yan, and reorganize the army."

"The Qin army is not only at war with us, but also with Wei and Chu in the south. As long as we can resist the Qin army, Wei, Chu and Dai will not sit idly by..."

As he spoke, Ji Dan stopped.

He raised his head and met a pair of eyes as deep as a pool of stagnant water.

"Father, father..."

Ji Dan fell back and looked at Yan Wangxi with cold sweat dripping from his eyes.

"Dan'er, we have the Qin army behind us. I'm afraid we don't have time to recruit soldiers for you and train them again. Furthermore, even if we train you for a month or two, can you train a strong army that can withstand the Qin army?" To resist the overwhelming army of Qin?"

Ji Dan was speechless and asked for a long time.

"What father said is true, but in your opinion, how can we escape from the Qin army's pursuit, and where should we go?"

"It's actually very simple to escape..."

King Yan said happily.

Ji Dan was surprised and happy, but then he felt something was wrong.

He put his hands on the ground and tried to get up, but the two soldiers guarding the chariot quickly came forward and held his shoulders down, unable to move.

"Father, what do you want to do!"

Ji Dan was horrified and moved his hands to struggle.

King Yan stood up and got off the bed, standing in front of Ji Dan.

"Before you prepared to assassinate the King of Qin, you beheaded Qin rebel general Fan Yuqi and presented it to Xianyang to win the trust of the King of Qin."

Yan Wangxi whispered.

"Now Yan State is in trouble because of your ambition, you should be responsible. If your head is cut off and presented to the King of Qin, I think Qin State's conquest can be stopped."

Ji Dan listened, his eyes widened, as if he met his father for the first time.

"No, father, don't kill me. Even if I die, the tyrannical Qin will not..."

Ji Dan struggled desperately, and kept talking.

A dagger pierced his back, and gradually, his strength weakened, and blood continued to flow, flowing along the chariot to the wheels, and as the wheels rolled, it merged with the Yan land he had been thinking about.

Ji Dan died.

He was taken away by the guards, and his head was cut off and pickled.

Yan Wangxi sat on the edge of the bed, staring at the place where Ji Dan died in a daze.

"What should be yours will be yours after all, and what should not be yours, greed will only cause disasters, why don't you understand..."

He murmured.

I don't know whether to tell Ji Dan or to tell myself.

The voice was torn apart by the wind and deeply kneaded into the land of Yan.

Qin General Li Xin received the head and letter of peace sent by King Xi of Yan. He was shocked and did not dare to act on his own. He took the head back to Wang Jian. Wang Jian looked at the head and confirmed that it belonged to Prince Dan of Yan. He also did not dare to make a decision and sent it to Xianyang at full speed.

In the Xianyang Palace, Ying Zheng saw the letter from King Xi of Yan and laughed immediately.

This guy actually wanted to claim to be a minister.