Qin Shi Mingyue Taoist Master Uncle

With her current cultivation level, ordinary warriors would not be able to enter her body at all.

And if you meet someone you can't deal with, those guards will be useless.

"Although there are very few dangers on Xianyang Street, you, a girl, should always be careful.

How about I take you back to the mansion. "

For this proposal, Qianlong did not refuse, and now she has no desire to continue shopping.

Immediately, the two came to the carriage.

Fusu let Qianlong enter the compartment first, and then sat in by himself.

Immediately afterwards, as the coachman waved his whip, the entire carriage continued to move forward...

After a while, they arrived at their destination.

Fusu and Qianlong entered the door together, and within a few steps, they saw Beichen sitting in the courtyard.

"Daddy!"

Qian Taki called out affectionately, and then ran to his father's side.

Looking at his beautiful, well-behaved and lovely daughter, Bei Chen showed a knowing smile.Unknowingly, this caring little padded jacket of mine gradually grew up.

If calculated according to the standards of this era, she would be able to marry in a few years.

There were also many people who came to their door and wanted to get married, but they were all rejected by Beichen.

He never thought of letting his good daughter get married so early, and he would look down on those helpless children from aristocratic families...

At this time, Fusu also came to his side, cupped his hands and said, "I've seen the teacher!"

"Eldest son, you are welcome, sit down."

After Fusu took his seat, Beichen looked at his good daughter and said, "Your mother made some cakes, you should try them too."

"Ok!"

Qianlong also knew that the two of them had something to talk about, so he obediently responded and walked towards the house.

Looking at the former's back, Beichen showed a gentle smile, and then set his eyes on Fusu.

He asked, "There are only you and me here, so if you have anything to say, just say it..."

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Chapter five hundred and twentieth Overseas Fairy Mountains Searching for Immortal Medicine

Beichen also saw that Fusu had something to say to him when he came here, so he sent his daughter away, wanting to chat with her alone.

Hearing the question, Fusu breathed a sigh of relief, and asked a rather heavy question, "Teacher, do you think that it is correct for Father to build the Great Wall, build the underground palace, and abolish the six languages?"

Beichen raised his eyebrows slightly, he didn't expect the other party to ask such a question, and then he asked, "Why did the eldest son ask such a question?"

Fu Su replied, "In recent years, my father has gradually introduced me to political affairs in the court and China, and I have also learned some things that I didn't know before."

"What things?"

Beichen continued to ask.

Fusu sighed and said, "According to the report of the officials who supervised the construction of the Great Wall, tens of thousands of civilians die every year because of the construction of the Great Wall, and there are still signs of young and middle-aged people, and there is a lot of public grievance."

"Also, building the imperial mausoleum also cost a lot of manpower, material resources and money. Although it is not as dangerous as building the Great Wall, hundreds of thousands of people were used."

"In addition, in order to promote the Qin language, the languages ​​of the six countries were forcibly abolished, and many classics were confiscated. What's more, the palms of the hands were cut off for using other languages ​​in public."

Hearing these words, Beichen asked, "Then you think these are all wrong?"

Fu Su replied, "Father Huangxiong is a generalist, I don't think too much about it, and the decision I made must have its own reasons. But I have been thinking about whether it is worth the high price for doing such a thing. "

Bei Chen looked at the other party and said, "Building imperial tombs is a tradition. Let's not mention this matter for now. I think it is correct to build the Great Wall and abolish the six languages. It's just that your majesty's methods are a bit too strong."

Fusu cupped his hands slightly, and said, "I also ask the teacher for advice."

Bei Chen said, "Although the construction of the Great Wall will kill a lot of people, the existence of the Great Wall has resisted the invasion of the Huns and built a strong barrier for China, which can be attacked and defended."

"If there is no Great Wall, the Xiongnu will frequently harass the border, burn, kill and loot. At that time, more people will be trampled by foreigners."

Fusu then asked, "If the Xiongnu invaded, it would be better to send troops to resist. Could it be that my Great Qin is no match for mere aliens?"

Beichen shook his head, "It's not that he can't beat it, but it's that it's hard to beat."

"The Huns are good at horse fighting. Even if they can't fight, they can run away. After running once, they will come again. It's very annoying."

"And Daqin needs a lot of expenditure every time it uses troops. If it can't wipe out its vitality, but just expel it, it will be difficult to play a big role."

"That's why the Great Wall was built. With this barrier, the Huns will no longer be able to invade China."

"And once it is built, it can not only be used now, but even after thousands of years, it can still stand among the mountains and protect the land of China."

"Although this generation suffers, their children and grandchildren will benefit. From a large perspective, the advantages far outweigh the disadvantages."

"As for the abolition of the languages ​​of the six countries, the burning of the classics is also to achieve a true unification, and the merits will last forever."

"Nothing is perfect, and there are often trade-offs, and this is even more so when you are the king of a country. Every order of the emperor will have a great impact, but a decision must be made, so you can only choose the big one. She Xiao. Although it is cruel, it is necessary."

As the first unprecedented unified country, there are too many things to deal with, and the relationship between the upper class and the common people is also difficult to coordinate.