Chapter Ninety-Nine: Reading History in Dacheng Hall is Shocking

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When everyone went to the Dacheng Hall, Hutou did not follow him. He looked at the direction the boy was going, hoping to lure him out to study.

Wang Qi saw it and hurriedly stopped him. He looked at the boy and said, "Class is about to start here. Where do you want to take Hutou?"

The young man bowed and said, "His Royal Highness said that Mr. Shan will be initiated with Mr. Wei in the morning, and in the afternoon he will practice martial arts with Mr. Lu at the school."

When Wang Qi heard this, he was stunned. He thought that Lu Bing had a younger brother who was very naughty. He was only five or six years old.

It was obviously not the first time that the boy was arranged like this.

Since it was the prince's arrangement, Wang Qi had no room for questioning and could only reluctantly get out of the way.

The boy bowed again and took the tiger head out of the mansion.

Wang Qi turned back to look at Dao Chi and muttered: "Erlang, Hutou won't be with us in the morning or afternoon."

Dao Chi whispered: "Although he understands in his heart, it is too difficult for him to listen to his son. It would be better to paint red and big characters together with Brother Lu."

Even if the Taoist idiot had taught him "Hundred Family Surnames" and "The Thousand-Character Classic", Hutou could only recognize it vaguely, and he would not learn it no matter how hard he was taught.

Now that he has entered the palace, it is also a good thing that he has someone to keep him company, so that he can gradually learn all the words.

Wang Qi thought about it. No matter how well-behaved Hu Tou is, there is something different from ordinary people. If the prince really arranges for him to study with others, for Hu Tou, it is just sitting around and messing around. It is better to be honest.

It's better to go to enlightenment.

As they were talking here, Chen Chizhong and others were watching from a distance. Although they didn't hear what they said, it was obvious that Hu Tou had left the mansion and not entered the Dacheng Hall, so they couldn't help but have their own thoughts.

At this moment, the prince arrived with Lu Bing.

Everyone read the daily schedule for the future, and the Crown Prince also made a decision. In the morning, everyone followed the Crown Prince to study classics and history in the Dacheng Hall; in the afternoon, the Crown Prince would go to the Qiyun Hall to handle government affairs. Wang Qi and Chen Chizhong entered the Yiwei Department, and Liu Congyun and Lu Wen were summoned.

Chief of Staff, Dao Chi and Lu Bing went to the school grounds.

When Wang Qi heard this, he couldn't help but feel happy, and his heart finally felt at ease. Although he could not endure much hardship, because of his cheerful temperament, while he admired scholars, he was also willing to deal with martial arts people.

Liu Congyun remained calm, while Lu Wenzhao looked faintly happy. Although Wang Qi and them were both accompanying the prince, when Wang Qi presided over the ceremony for the prince as a son-in-law, their status would have changed. If Wang Qi entered the chief official's office,

That will firmly suppress the two of them.

Even a nerd like Lu Wenzhao could think of this, but Chen Chizhong couldn't think of it. His smile was very forced, and he couldn't help cursing Wang Qi, a fat guy. Isn't there a palace guard? Why should he be with him?

Lu Bing's face lit up when he saw Dao Chi, but before he could say anything, his husband had already arrived.

Today is a double day. There is a history class in the morning, which happens to be about "Historical Records? Biography of Li Si".

The Taoist idiot listened with great interest. He had read "Historical Records", except for some chapters, and mostly read it briefly. Li Si was a famous minister who assisted Qin Shihuang to unify the six countries, and held the position of the Three Dukes. Many of the systems of China's feudal dynasty were

It's from Listing.

The initial life ideal of such a person is to be a "hamster" rather than "live a mouse." In his view, rats crossing the street eat garbage and feces, and are also afraid of people and dogs passing by; rats in warehouses,

Eating sweet food, no harm from humans or dogs.

If Qin Shihuang had not died suddenly and the throne of the Qin Dynasty had been successfully passed on, then Li Si would not have had a good reputation as Zhou Zhao in the history books.

However, he was such a confidant who was highly regarded by Qin Shihuang. All his three sons were Lords, and his daughters were all married into the royal family. He was supposed to be the most loyal to the royal family, but for the sake of his own glory and wealth, he colluded with Zhao Gao and ordered him to be killed.

He killed the successor of the Qin Dynasty and supported Hu Hai. In the end, not only did the Qin Empire be cut down for two generations, but he himself also ended up being cut in half and perished.

With the power Li Si held, even if Zhao Gao conspired to rebel, as long as he had the determination to turn the tide, there would always be room for contention. It was just that he was too selfish and was afraid that Fu Su would succeed and the position of prime minister would be neglected, so he conspired with Zhao Gao and had evil intentions.

No less than Zhao Gao.

The biography of Li Si is not long, but everyone has their own thoughts.

What the prince is thinking about is, what is the way of a monarch and his ministers? If you really talk about it, wouldn't there be no loyal ministers in the world? Those ministers who use the banner of loyalty are actually mostly for their own power and interests. When it comes to sacrificing their lives for righteousness.

, and a few of them can still remember the word "loyalty".

I also thought that the disaster of eunuchs has actually started since this time. If a low-status eunuch is given a chance, he can change the world. Since ancient times, there have been so many emperors who have used eunuchs to cause disasters.

In the middle and late Han and Tang Dynasties, eunuchs had great power and could directly depose and establish kings. In the Ming Dynasty, scholar-bureaucrats looked down upon eunuchs, but did eunuchs have less power? In the "Tumubao Incident", Emperor Yingzong was captured, and the Ming Dynasty almost fell. This disaster

Because he is the eunuch Wang Zhen.

I originally thought that these people had deformed bodies, and that their wealth and wealth depended on their masters, so they could be trusted and used. Now think about it, they have no sense of shame, and they don't know the way of loyalty. They are worse than scholar-bureaucrats who worry about reputation.

Taoist idiots admire Li Si. He was brilliant for most of his life. Even though he was not a king, his influence was no weaker than that of Qin Shihuang. The only mistake he made was that he lost his mind in his later years.

Everyone has selfish motives. For someone who has spent half his life climbing from a local clerk to the prime minister of the Qin Empire that unified the world, it is understandable that Li Si would not let go of the power in his hands.

Conspired with Zhao Gao, faked the edict to kill Fusu, and supported the idiot Hu Hai. If you think about it carefully, these are nothing. How many glorious battles for imperial power have there been in the past dynasties?

His biggest mistake was that when he wanted to keep his power, he gave up his power, and finally died under Zhao Gao's slander.

A powerful prime minister really wants to be tough, but he can't deal with a chamberlain? It's just because of his face and his reputation that he doesn't want to tear off the fig leaf.

Sometimes, saving face can lead to death.

In the same case of supporting Hu Hai, is the power in Li Si's hands the same as in the hands of Zhao Gao?

Zhao Gao was nothing more than an eunuch, and he held the power in his hands, but he only levied and extorted money for his own benefit and harmed the country and the people; Li Si learned how to govern the country and assisted Qin Shihuang for more than thirty years.

If he holds power and cultivates his health, he still doesn’t know what direction Chinese history will take.

A person who originally had the ability to influence history was crushed into powder by history. It is difficult to be a powerful minister, but it is even harder to be a powerful minister who ends well.

Wang Qi disagreed. This Li Si was an ambitious man, and he had achieved his ambition through hard work. But this old man, who was seventy years old, did not want to take the initiative to become an official. Instead, he participated in rebellion just because he was worried about retirement. This shows that many

Even smart people will become confused when they get old. It is better for people to be self-aware, and when it is time to take a step back, they should step back.

What Chen Chizhong thinks is that if he persists in small ambitions, he can achieve great achievements. If he wants to stand out in this Anlu country, where will he go in the future?

Lu Wenzhao felt that Qin Shihuang brought the trouble on himself. There was no good person around him, so who could blame him? As long as he chose a loyal minister by his side, there would be no further trouble.

Liu Congyun looked at the gentleman who was talking eloquently and thought about his real intention of asking everyone to study this "Li Si Biography". Is he trying to warn the prince?

I warn the prince, as the Lord, to be aware of the selfish motives of those below, and not to trust servants and officials too much. Anyone can be a loyal minister when it comes to their own interests; when it comes to their own interests, there are many people who are more selfish than public. After all, this is

There are no saints in the world.

The prince has a delicate heart. I am afraid that after reading this biography, he will become more suspicious in the future...

Lu Bing looked at Dao Chi from time to time, full of things to say, but he couldn't hear what Mr. Qu was talking about...

The same biography was told in detail, and six or seven people could understand it. It turns out that reading history makes people wise.

While Lu Bing was scratching his head, it was finally time for get out of class to end.

The prince looked at the companions, his expression still warm, and there was already a touch of deep thought in his eyes. When his eyes passed by Chen Chizhong and Liu Congyun, his eyes paused.

Chen Chizhong's desire to get ahead is clearly visible, and Liu Congyun's faint smile reveals ambition. If these two are given a chance, will they become Li Si's second best?

Then the prince laughed, and he felt that he had thought too much. This was a vassal state, and the vassal state could only control a land. He was not the first emperor, and he could only train a few palace officials around him, but he could not produce talents to help the country.

Lu Bing had already moved close to Dao Chi and whispered: "Second brother, please thank me. If I hadn't begged with His Highness, Your Highness would have taken you and me to the Qiyun Palace to hang out."

During the late period of the funeral of King Xing, many of the companions had errands to do. Dao Chi and Lu Bing, the two younger ones, stayed with the prince, just to pass messages and run errands. They were just messing around, which made Lu Bing

The resentment is deep.

The Taoist Chi knew that if the prince really decided to let the two of them be his attendants, it would be useless for Lu Bing to beg him; taking Lu Bing to the Hall of Fortune was probably just to tease him.

In addition to handling the vassal government affairs at Qiyun Hall, the Crown Prince also learned how to be a vassal king, the so-called "way of the king", with the two chief officials of the palace. These courses were not something they, the companions, could listen to. They had not necessarily attended to funerals before.

There was no customization, so it was not much for the two of them to just listen in and out; now that the royal family's funeral was over and all the affairs were in order, it would be too unruly for the two of them to continue to listen.

As for Dao Chi and Lu Bing being together, I guess the prince made the arrangement at will. After all, Dao Chi is at the age of study, and it is too early to join the government to learn errands. If Mr. Wen is arranged, it will be troublesome and expensive, so it is better to go with him

Lu Bing hangs out together.

Thinking of this in his heart, Dao Chi still showed gratitude on his face and said happily: "Thank you, Dalang. It's great to be able to go to the school grounds."

He really meant what he said.

He has been carrying water for so many years in Xishan just to give himself a little more strength.

Lu Bing will be in charge of Jin Yiwei in the future, and his subordinates must have some real skills. Even if he is not as good as Lu Bing, he would still be better off if he learns a few tricks and has more ability to protect himself.

Lu Bing smiled and said: "It's just that in front of my father, Erlang is afraid that he will fall out of favor. Now my father has no one else but a tiger head in his eyes..."

The prince saw Lu Bing's beaming look, and glanced at the Taoist idiot who was smiling and listening, and felt a little envious. He was a child after all, and he was so happy when he heard that he went to the school grounds...

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