The state of Shu during the Three Kingdoms period appointed Jiang Wan to preside over the imperial government after the death of Zhuge Liang. There was a man named Yang opera under him, who was withdrawn and inarticulate. When Jiang Wan spoke to him, he only answered. Some people were not happy with him and muttered in front of Jiang Wan, "Yang opera is so slow to treat you, it's too unlike you!" Jiang Wan smiled frankly and said, "People have their own temperament. For Yang Opera to say words of praise for me to my face, that is not his nature; for him to say something wrong about me in front of all the people, he would feel that I can't stand up. So, he had to keep quiet. In fact, this is exactly what is valuable about him as a human being." Later, someone praised Jiang Wan as "a prime minister who can hold a boat in his belly".
The Brambles
Lin Xiangru was appointed as the senior minister of state, above Lian Po, because of his achievement in "returning the jade annulus to Zhao". Lian Po was very upset and threatened to humiliate Lin Xiangru in front of him. When Lin Xiangru was informed of this, he tried to avoid and make allowances, and did not clash with Lian Po. Lin Xiangru's followers thought that he was afraid of Lian Po, but Lin Xiangru said, "Qin does not dare to invade Zhao because of me and General Lian. By tolerating and backing down from General Lian, I am putting the country's danger in front of me and putting my personal vendetta behind me!" When Lian Po heard these words, the story of Lian Po's "Burgundy" was told.
Renyi Hutong
During the Ming Dynasty, Dong Duxing, a native of Jiyang, Shandong Province, was an official in the capital. One day, he received a letter from his family, saying that they were quarreling with their neighbors over the foundation of their house and hoped that he could use his authority to settle the matter. After reading the letter, Dong Duxing immediately wrote a letter, saying, "I can't help but laugh my heart out; you are kind to me and I am righteous to my neighbors, so what's the harm in giving up two feet." After reading it, the family felt that Dong Duxing had a point, so they took the initiative to give up a few feet when building their house. And the neighbors, seeing Dong's family do so, also have some understanding, the same follow suit. As a result, the two families **** to give up eight feet wide place, the house was built, there is a hutong, known as "benevolence and righteousness hutong".
Ancient legend has it that there is an old Zen master, one night in the Zen garden for a walk, suddenly saw a chair in the corner, he looked at it, he knew that there is a monk in violation of the rules of the temple over the wall out of the sneak. The old Zen master did not say anything, went to the wall, removed the chair, squatting on the ground. In a few moments, there really is a small monk over the wall, stepping on the old Zen master's back in the darkness jumped into the courtyard.
When he landed on the ground, only to realize that just stepped on not a chair, but their own master. The little monk was in a state of panic and his mouth was agape. But to the monk's surprise, the master did not scold him, but only said in a calm tone: "The night is late and the sky is cold, go and put on one more piece of clothing."
On one occasion, when the barber was shaving Premier Zhou's beard, the Premier suddenly coughed
and the knife immediately broke his face. The barber was very nervous and didn't know what to do,
but to his surprise, Premier Zhou didn't blame him, instead, he kindly said to him:
"It's not your fault, I didn't greet you before I coughed, so how did you know that I was going to move
it?" This is a small thing, but it allows us to see the beauty
virtue in Premier Zhou -- tolerance.
There was a scholar named Zhang Ying during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. One day, Zhang Ying received a letter from his family, saying that his family was fighting for a three-foot-wide residential base, a dispute with a neighbor, and asked him to use his authority to smooth the relationship and win the case. After reading the letter, Zhang Ying smiled frankly and wrote a letter with a poem attached: Thousands of miles to repair the letter just for the wall, what is the harm of letting him three feet? The Great Wall of China still exists today, but I don't see the Qin Shi Huang of the past. After receiving the letter, the family gave up three feet of their home. When the neighbors saw it, they gave it up too. As a result, Six Feet Lane became Six Feet Lane, a story that has been passed down to this day.
Liszt takes students
A girl was giving a concert and said on a poster that she was a student of Liszt's. The day before the performance, Liszt showed up. The day before the performance, Liszt appeared in front of the girl. Horrified and sobbing, the girl said that the impersonation was for a living and asked for forgiveness. Liszt asked her to play the piece she was playing for him, gave her instructions, and finally said cheerfully, "Boldly go on stage and play, you are now my student. You may announce to the theater manager that the last program of the evening will be played by the teacher for the student." Liszt played the last piece in the concert.
Peng Dehuai is magnanimous
Peng Dehuai, commander-in-chief of the Red Army's Third Army Corps, and more than 30 other people were checking out the terrain along the front, and the messenger was running with a red flag in his hand and shouting to make way. Only a soldier sitting still. Peng Dehuai see people blocking the road then shouted a few words. The warrior stood up toward Mr. Peng is two punches. Mr. Peng let him through and hurriedly rushed on. Afterwards, the messenger bundled the warrior to see Mr. Peng. Mr. Peng immediately let him go back to the warrior knew that the trouble, the heart is afraid, see Mr. Peng does not care, y moved, and then said: "commander-in-chief is really generous ah!"
During the Three Kingdoms period, when Yuan Shao decided to send troops to attack Cao Cao, his strategist, Tian Feng, thought the time was not ripe and advised him not to send troops. However, Yuan Shao was headstrong and refused to listen to good advice, and in a fit of rage, he imprisoned Tian Feng.
When news of Yuan Shao's defeat reached the rear, the jailer happily told Tian Feng, saying, "The Lord's failure to listen to Mr. Yuan's advice resulted in defeat, proving that Mr. Yuan's advice was correct, and now you can be released from prison."
Tian Feng heard the news but said, "My time to die has come."
The jailer did not know what to make of this, so Tian Feng explained to him, "If the lord wins the battle, he may still take the opportunity to pardon me; if he loses the battle, he will feel ashamed to see me, and in his shame, he will certainly take it out on me."
As soon as Yuan Shao returned to his hometown of Yecheng, he was furious and ordered Tian Feng to be killed.
After Cao Cao's victory, he rewarded his soldiers with gold and satin. The soldiers found a bundle of letters in the books, all of which were written by Cao Cao's subordinates in secret communication with Yuan Shao. Cao Cao's left and right men suggested, "We can check the names of all of them and kill them." Cao Cao said, "When Shao is so strong, I can't even protect myself, let alone others." So he ordered them to be burned, and he didn't ask any more questions.
Besides "Cao Cao burned his letters," there is another story of tolerance in Chinese history: "The King of Chu Broke His Tassel. He drank from noon until sunset. King Zhuang of Chu ordered to light candles to continue drinking. The more they drank, the more excited they became. Suddenly, there was a strong wind, which blew out all the candles in the room. At this moment, a half-drunken general took advantage of the extinguished lights to embrace the consort of King Zhuang of Chu. When the consort resisted, she broke the general's tassel and shouted, "Your Majesty, someone took the opportunity of extinguishing the lamp to molest and insult me, and I have already broken the tassel of that person's hat, so quickly light the candles, and see whose tassel is broken, and then we will know who it is."
Just as the crowd was busy preparing to light the candles, King Zhuang of Chu shouted, "Today's gathering is not complete without breaking the tassel. Now everyone break the tassel of the hat, and whoever does not break it is disloyal to me, and then we will all have a good drink."
After everyone had broken their tassels, the candles were lighted again, and we all drank heartily and happily. After that, that rude military general was grateful to King Chu Zhuang, and secretly resolved that his head was King Chu Zhuang's, and lived for King Chu Zhuang, and was loyal to King Chu Zhuang, and would die for him. Later, at a life crisis, it was that disrespectful military general who risked his life to save King Chu Zhuang. King Zhuang of Chu exchanged a moment of forbearance and forgiveness for a life of his own.
In the four hundred years since the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, China has been divided, except for a short period of unification in the Western Jin Dynasty. China was once again unified when the Sui Dynasty was established in 581 A.D., and in 589 A.D., Sui destroyed the Chen Dynasty in the south of the country.
Sui-Wen Emperor Yang Jian, who was emperor for more than 20 years, was one of the few frugal monarchs in Chinese history. He imposed relatively light taxes and corvée duties on his people, and proposed liberal policies that enriched the people, so that they could have a peaceful and productive environment. Sui Wendi rewarded clean officials and severely punished corrupt officials, even his own son. He also instituted a more lenient penal code. During this period, there was a great increase in the nation's household and wealth.
Yang Guang, Emperor Yang Yang, in contrast to his father, Emperor Wen, was one of the few tyrants in Chinese history who was extravagant and despicable. In order to visit the south of the Yangtze River, he ordered the excavation of the Grand Canal, which was centered in Luoyang and ran from Beijing in the north to Hangzhou in the south, starting in 605 A.D. Millions of workers were used, bringing great disasters to the people. However, the Grand Canal also changed the transportation between the north and the south, and strengthened the cultural exchange and political unification. Emperor Yang built palaces and gardens in Luoyang, and greatly expanded the construction of more than forty palaces along the banks of the river from Chang'an to Yangzhou, which was even more opulent and magnificent. He also waged wars of aggression against Goryeo three times, laboring and hurting the people. Yang Guang killed countless people internally and waged wars externally, and finally the people of the country could not bear it any longer and started a great uprising. However, due to the lack of a real leader and internal conflicts, the revolution was not complete, and many rebel armies failed to win. In the end, an army led by the nobleman Li Yuan gained power and established the Tang Dynasty in 618 AD.
When Li Yuan, the founder of the Tang Dynasty, came to power, it was difficult for the society and economy to recover at once because of the devastation caused by years of war. The consolidation of power and economic development of the Tang Dynasty was realized when his son, Tang Taizong Li Shimin. Tang Taizong always reminded himself not to forget the lesson of the fall of Sui Dynasty and to think of dangers in times of stability; the people are water and the regime is a boat, water can either hold the boat afloat or knock it over; he should listen to a wide range of opinions and should not be biased; and he should be good at employing talented people and should not use villains. He adopted a number of favorable policies to reduce the burden on the people and develop production, which led to the great economic development of the Tang Dynasty, known in history as the "Rule of Zhenguan".
After the death of Emperor Taizong, Emperor Gaozong succeeded to the throne. The emperor's health was poor and his character was weak, so the power fell into the hands of the empress Wu Zetian. Wu Zetian was smart, capable and educated, and after the death of Emperor Gaozong, she simply became the emperor herself, changed the country's name to Zhou, and became the only female emperor in Chinese history. She was emperor for 15 years, and then at the age of 82, she was forced to abdicate to her son, Li Xian, the Tang Zhongzong, who restored the Tang Dynasty. The power then fell to Emperor Zhongzong's wife, Empress Wei, who poisoned him and prepared to become empress herself. At this point, Li Longji, the nephew of the middle emperor, killed Empress Wei again and restored his father, Ruizong Li Dan, to the throne (Li Dan was emperor for a short time before Wu Zetian became emperor). Soon after, Ruizong ceded the emperor to Li Longji, which became Emperor Xuanzong of Tang.
During the first period of Emperor Xuanzong's reign, the Tang Dynasty reached the peak of its power and became the economic and cultural center of the eastern part of the world, which is known in history as the "Rule of the Yuan". However, in the latter part of his reign, Emperor Tang Xuanzong was overwhelmed by his victory and became proud. He let the treacherous prime ministers Li Linfu and Yang Guozhong manage state affairs, while he himself spent his days drinking. As a result, he and Yang Guifei's favorite ambitious An Lushan and An Lushan's lieutenant Shi Siming started a rebellion, which became known as the "An Shi Rebellion". The "An Shi Rebellion" dealt a severe blow to the Tang regime, and from then on the Tang Empire began to decline from prosperity.
The late Tang emperors were never again like Emperor Tang Taizong or Emperor Tang Xuanzong. The officials who held military power dominated the area, the central government's jurisdiction became smaller and smaller, and the financial revenue decreased, while the number of officials and the army grew larger and larger. This greatly aggravated the burden of the people, and finally triggered a nationwide uprising, among which the peasant rebellion led by Huang Chao was the most powerful. Although Huang Chao's revolt failed, it brought the Tang Dynasty to its end. China began the period of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and fell back into division.
From 907 A.D. to 960 A.D., in a short span of 54 years, there were five successive dynasties along the central plains in the north: the Later Liang, the Later Tang, the Later Jin, the Later Han, and the Later Zhou. During the 78 years from 902 to 979 A.D., there existed 10 small states in the south and Shanxi, which were: Wu, Former Shu, Chu, Min, Wu-Yue, Southern Han, Jingnan, Later Shu, Southern Tang, and Northern Han. History calls this period the "Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms".
The Tang Dynasty was one of the most prosperous periods in Chinese history, with a highly developed culture and a flourishing economy. Many artists, scientists and skilled craftsmen appeared in all aspects of literature, calligraphy, painting, music, dance, sculpture, science and technology, architecture, medicine, crafts, astronomy and calendars, and agricultural technology. In particular, poetry reached its peak in feudal society, with the emergence of great poets and prose writers such as Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan. Foreign cultural exchanges were also highly developed during this period. Chang'an had a large number of foreign students studying here. The famous monk Xuanzang went to Tianzhu to retrieve a large number of Buddhist scriptures. The monk Jianzhen traveled to Japan and spread Buddhism and Chinese culture. The union of Princess Wencheng and Songtsen Gampo, the leader of the Tubo, promoted cultural exchanges and friendly exchanges among Chinese nationalities.
The new literary genre of "lyric", which emerged during the Tang Dynasty, matured during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, with the emergence of many lyricists. Influenced by it, the word as a literary genre became the mainstream of literary creation in the Song Dynasty.
The Wei, Jin, and North-South Dynasties are also called the Three Kingdoms, Two Jin, and North-South Dynasties in some history books. This period of history can be counted from the establishment of the state of Wei by Cao Pi in 220 A.D., or from 196 A.D., when the strength of the state of Wei began to take shape, until the establishment of the Sui dynasty by Yang Jian in 581 A.D., before and after *** more than three hundred years, during which time China was basically in a state of division.
In 184, due to the corruption of the ruling class and the cruel exploitation of the peasants, a large-scale Yellow Turban Army uprising broke out. Soon after, the Yellow Turbans uprising failed. In order to expand their power, the warlords who started by suppressing the Yellow Turbans fought against me and me against him. The country was plunged into a long period of warlordism.
Cao Cao built up his army and expanded his power in the course of suppressing the Yellow Turbans and fighting against Dong Zhuo, and in 196 Cao Cao brought the 16-year-old Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty to Xuchang, where he was still nominally a member of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The Eastern Han dynasty still existed in name, but the power of the court had fallen into Cao Cao's hands. He did whatever he wanted in the name of the emperor, and in 200 Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao, the largest warlord in the north, at Guandu in Henan Province, largely unifying the north. In 208, Cao Cao led an army of several hundred thousand men southward to destroy Sun Quan and Liu Bei and unify the country. Sun Quan and Liu Bei defeated Cao Cao at Chibi in Hubei province, and Cao Cao retreated to the north. 220 Cao Cao died of illness, and Cao Cao's son, Cao Pi, abrogated Liu Xie, the Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and formally established the state of Wei. After the Battle of Red Cliffs, Liu Bei, with the help of Zhuge Liang, captured Jingzhou and Yizhou, and established the State of Shu in 22, with its capital at Chengdu. Sun Quan succeeded his father Sun Jian and brother Sun Ce, and with the help of Zhou Yu and Lu Su, founded the state of Wu in 229. Wei, Shu and Wu, as no one had the ability to eat the other two at the same time, there was a situation in Chinese history where three states existed at the same time.
Cao Pi died in 226 after being the emperor of Wei for six years. After that, the power of the court of Wei gradually fell into the hands of Sima Yi and his son.In 262, Sima Yi's son Sima Zhao sent an army of 180,000 men to defeat the army of Shu, and the emperor of Shu, Liu Zen, surrendered.In 265, Sima Zhao fell ill and died, and his son Sima Yan abolished the emperor of Wei, Cao Huan, and established the Jin Dynasty, which is known as the Western Jin Dynasty in history.In 280, Sima Yan sent his army to defeat the state of Wu, and the warlords and the three states which had been in existence since the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty came to an end, and there was short-term unification in the whole country. There was a short-term unification of the country.
Corruption and fratricide among the ruling group of the Western Jin Dynasty, as well as the brutal oppression and exploitation of the people of various ethnic groups, led to social unrest in the last years of the Western Jin Dynasty, with peasant uprisings and ethnic minority revolts following one after another. 311 Liu Cong, son of Liu Yuan, a Hun nobleman, sent his troops to capture the capital of the country, Luoyang, and then captured Chang'an in 316, and the two emperors of the Western Jin Dynasty became captives, thus bringing about the demise of the Western Jin Dynasty. 317 Sima Yi's great-grandson, Sima Rui, was born in what is now Jiangsu Province, China. Sima Rui founded the Eastern Jin Dynasty in what is now Nanjing in Jiangsu Province and ruled the southern part of the Yangtze River. During the last year of the Western Jin Dynasty and the Eastern Jin Dynasty, for more than a hundred years, the northern minority aristocrats such as the dizi, Xiongnu, Capricorn, Xianbei, and Qiang and the Han landowners successively set up sixteen tributary regimes, which are known as the Sixteen Kingdoms in history. That is to say, during these 100 years, the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south and the Sixteen Kingdoms in the north were in a north-south confrontation. During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, some senior officials, represented by Zu Ti, advocated a northern expedition in order to recover the Central Plains and unify the whole country. Although the Northern Expedition was carried out for a few years, it was not very effective due to the lack of support from the imperial court. In 351, Fu Jian (苻堅), an ethnic minority, established the Former Qin Dynasty (前秦) in the Sixteen Kingdoms (16国), with Chang'an as its capital, and in 352, Fu Jian became the emperor, and thanks to his vigorous measures, his country became increasingly powerful. 376, Fu Jian eliminated many of the ruling regimes and basically united the northern part of the country, and in 383, Fu Jian led an army of more than 800,000 men in his assault on the Eastern Jin Dynasty (东晉), in an attempt to eat the Eastern Jin Dynasty (东晋) in a single move to reunite the country. Xie An, the prime minister of Eastern Jin, sent Xie Shi and Xie Xuan to lead an 80,000-strong army to defeat Fu Jian at Inter River (present-day Inter River, in Shou County, Anhui Province), and took advantage of the victory to launch a northern expedition, recovering some places. Due to the increasingly serious struggle for power and political corruption within the ruling group of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Liu Yu, a general of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, thought that the time was ripe for him to become the emperor in 420, so he abolished the Eastern Jin Emperor and established the Song Dynasty, which led to the demise of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
After the Battle of the Interstate War, the north was plunged into even greater chaos, and one after another, until 439, when the Northern Wei Dynasty unified the north to end the chaos.
After the demise of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, about 170 years later, four regimes emerged in the southern part of the Yangtze River, namely Song, Qi, Liang and Chen, with their capitals in Nanjing. History calls these four dynasties the Southern Dynasties.
In the early years of the Song dynasty, when Liu Yu established his regime in Jiankang, there were several other regimes in the north, and in 439 Emperor Tuoba of the Northern Wei Dynasty united the north, ending the period of the Sixteen Kingdoms that had lasted for more than 100 years. About 100 years later, the Northern Wei Dynasty split into the Eastern Wei and Western Wei. The Eastern Wei was soon replaced by the Northern Qi Dynasty and the Western Wei by the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Because these regimes were all in the north, they were called the Northern Dynasties. History refers to this period of opposing north and south as the Northern and Southern Dynasties.
The Wei, Jin, and North-South Dynasties*** had a history of more than three hundred years, of which sixty years were spent in the Three Kingdoms, fifty years in the Western Jin Dynasty, one hundred years in the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south, and one hundred years in the Sixteen Kingdoms in the north. More than one hundred years, and more than one hundred years of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. During this period, there was unification and division. The period of division was long, but many accomplished historical figures fought for unification during the period of division. This was the case with Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan, as well as with Zu Ti's Northern Expedition during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and Emperor Xiaowen of Wei's reforms during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The unification of a country requires both the individual talents of historical figures and depends on the objective conditions of social development.
The social economy of this period, though severely damaged by war, had moments of relative stability, and some far-sighted rulers paid attention to the development of social production. Therefore, on the whole, the social economy continued to develop. There were outstanding achievements in literature, painting and calligraphy, and significant developments in natural sciences such as medicine and mathematics.
In this book, we have prepared the stories of 29 representative historical figures. Among these 29 historical figures, there are outstanding politicians and militarists, as well as famous literary figures, artists and scientists. There are both positive and negative characters. We hope that by reading the stories of these 29 historical figures, you can have a general understanding of the history of the Wei, Jin and North-South Dynasties, which lasted for more than three hundred years.
Flags like a sea, swords and spears like a forest, thousands of mighty and extraordinary Qin warriors are all tigerishly looking at Jing Ke and Qin Maoyang.
Although Qin Maoyang was twelve years old and killed people, but still by the thousands of people solidified together with the unparalleled momentum to a deep shock, feet even uncontrollable slight trembling, if not Jing Ke pulled him, I am afraid to paralyze and fall in the plaza outside the main hall.
Jing Ke stabbed Qin
Whether the assassination is successful or not, want to kill out of this thousands of iron armor warriors of the heavy siege, unless the ribs have two wings, or else only one way to die.
Qin Maoyang doesn't understand how Jing Ke can be so calm, as if he is really here to surrender, to ask for credit from Ying Zheng.
He is only twenty years old, and he is going to die here, all because of this self-righteous so-called 'great swordsman' Jing Ke, who also killed his own righteous father, Fan Yuqi.
Why does he always act as if nothing has happened, is he really not afraid of death? Or does he think he can kill Ying Zheng and escape easily?
Qin Maoyang looked at this swordsman beside him who was supporting him with hatred and jealousy.
"Who is the visitor, why is he so frightened, does he hold evil intentions and intend to misbehave with our great king?" A general-like person clad in golden battle armor suddenly crossed in front.
Qin Maoyang was so frightened that his mouth was a dark purple color, not knowing how to answer.
"General, the attendant beside me is a child from the countryside, where has he seen such a big scene, this brightly shining swords and spears have already scared him to the point where he almost fainted, I hope you will forgive me." Jing Ke replied calmly.
The general looked at Qin Maoyang for a few moments, and searched Jing Ke's body again, finding nothing wrong, nodded, and signaled the guards to let them go up the steps and advance to see the King of Qin.
After that sword and gun array, Qin Maoyang's face only began to have a little blood color, Jing Ke whispered: "I started to say to you, let you do not come, later I can not protect you, but late death and early death is death, you do not need to be too afraid."
Qin Maoyang originally some blood color of the face and white, eyes are all the meaning of resentment, the heart calculates, how to make this Jing Ke died in front of him, and they can leave the Qin Palace unharmed.
The civil and military officials on both sides, above the dragon throne sitting on a person, head wearing a purple and gold crown, the face was born with some bookish, but the eyes are unusually harsh, not angry since the power, the entire Golden Palace in his cumulative power, but the crows are silent.
"The envoy of Yan, Jing Ke, has brought the head of Fan Yuzhi, a rebellious minister wanted by the king, and a scroll of the map of Yan, to negotiate for peace." Jing Ke did not look directly at Ying Zheng, walked forward with his head lowered, half-kneeled, and presented the box containing the head and the map scroll on a stone case in front of the steps.
Ying Zheng got up, walked to the front of the case, first picked up the wooden box, open a look, see really is the head of Fan Yu period, although the person is dead, but still eyes open, as if to see what things to put at ease to close their eyes, it seems to be dead.
"Fan general, said you can not escape the palm of my hand, I know you do not rest in peace, because I planted hundreds of people in your nine tribes!" Ying Zheng laughed loudly.
"Your Majesty, let me give you a detailed introduction to the terrain and pass defenses of Yan." Jing Ke still did not look up, but opened the map scroll.
Ying Zheng let out a 'hmm' and listened to Jing Ke's explanation while carefully looking at this map scroll.
Finally the map scroll is almost completely unfolded, the dagger hidden at the end is also about to reveal itself, although Jing Ke's body did not have any unusual changes, but the feeling in his heart is very strange, knowing that this king who is likely to unify the world will die under his own stab.
History will be changed by himself, no wonder so many great kings of the vassal states want to fight, may be enjoying that feeling of changing history and writing their own glorious history.
"Great King, be careful, Jing Ke he is an assassin!" Qin Maoyang in the back suddenly shouted.
"What!" The civil and military officials exclaimed in unison.
Ying Zheng's whole body was slightly shaken, Jing Ke had already pulled the figure, revealing a dark dagger, grabbed it and stabbed at Ying Zheng's chest.
Ying Zheng was already unable to retreat, so he shouted in a deep voice: "Demon God Protector!"
A strange black halo suddenly appeared on the surface of Ying Zheng's body, and although the dagger was incredibly sharp, it didn't break through Ying Zheng's protective aura.
Jing Ke laughed, put the dagger in his pocket, flew straight back, and even took a guard's sword in a lightning fast speed.
Although Ying Zheng saved his life, but also not good, Jing Ke's internal force is so majestic and powerful, just now that stab, has injured his several meridians, internal injuries are quite heavy.
"I didn't think that you, the assassin, is actually an expert!" Although Ying Zheng was injured, he was still walking with a dragon's stride, walking slowly towards Jing Ke.
"You are wrong, I am not an assassin, nor am I an expert." Jing Ke replied indifferently.
"Oh, then what are you?" Ying Zheng stopped in his tracks and asked in surprise.
"I am a swordsman, and a supreme swordsman who will make you regret meeting me." Jing Ke's eyes flashed with essence, and his aura rose steeply and furiously.
Strong winds rose in all directions, sweeping away in all directions with Jing Ke as the center, not to mention the ordinary guards, even Qin Maoyang was unsteady on his feet and stumbled out of the hall.
Ying Zheng's face changed, although he still stood in the middle of the strong wind, although his face was indeed ugly.
"With the Divine Soldier in hand, the world is mine!" The sword at Ying Zheng's waist was violently sheathed and landed in his hand.
This sword is green and white, the body of the sword is like a green and white light flowing, crystal, slightly vibrating up and down, seems to be breathing, as if psychic.
Jing Ke's face also changed a little, whispered: "Tai Ah treasure sword!"
"Let's see if it's your sword skills that are unrivaled, or my divine weapon that is invincible!" Ying Zheng laughed maniacally and slashed out a sword.
This sword is overbearing, like a green and white lightning cutting through the sky, almost as soon as it appeared, it rushed to Jing Ke, fast to the extreme, and powerful to the extreme.
Jing Ke wants to protect the astral body to hard shoulder this domineering incomparable sword but has been too late, just a symbolic use of the hand of the long sword to block.
The power of the Divine Warrior, indeed invincible, even if the sword has reached the realm of Jing Ke, but also be injured by it, the chest opened a mouth about inches deep, blood flow, the injury is not light.
The long sword in Jing Ke's hand is cast in mortal iron, and naturally cracked into countless pieces.
"Your majesty, you are invincible, you will be able to kill this assassin and break his body into pieces!"
"You even managed to escape under the Great King's sword, you have some skills, but you will not be able to defeat our Great King, or quickly cut your own throat, lest your family be implicated!"
"That's right, kneeling down and begging for forgiveness is the right way!"
Some ministers yelled from the back.
"Are you all these mediocre people in Qin? I really don't understand that these people can also build a strong Qin." Although Jing Ke was covered in dripping blood, it seemed that it was only a flesh wound and the internal injuries were not serious.
"They are civil officials, so they naturally flatter and flatter, but a civil official who is not greedy for money is a good official, just as a military official is not afraid of death." Ying Zheng said.
"Good, I Jing Ke today to see if you, the king of Qin, is afraid of death!"
After Jing Ke said that, he even attacked Ying Zheng with his bare hands, just like a moth, pouncing on a candle flame.
Although the candle flame is bright, the consequence of the light so obtained can only be the endless darkness of death.