(Tears welled up in my eyes) Ziying hadn't misjudged me. I always remembered his words. After becoming emperor, I ordered a truce, rest, and recuperation, allowing the people to live in peace. Ziying was a good king, and even better, a good man. After I captured Xianyang, I always treated Ziying well and took good care of him.

(Looking at Xiang Yu with a squint) What a pity that such a good Ziying was killed by Xiang Yu.

Xiang Yu: You... (sighs) Since ancient times, military strategists have fought each other, and the victors are kings and the losers are bandits. I killed him to give an explanation to my soldiers.

The envoy stopped them from speaking any further.

Ying Zheng: (noticing the strange expressions on everyone’s faces) Are you afraid that I will be angry?

(Sneers) Your Excellency, you underestimate me. During the conquest of the six kingdoms, I killed countless people, both commoners and powerful monarchs. How could I not know the principle that "the victor is king, the loser is a bandit"?

Far from being angry, I am delighted that the Qin Dynasty has a ruler as courageous and righteous as Ziying. He sacrificed his life to ensure the safety of the people of Xianyang. Unfortunately, fate did not give Ziying more time to turn the tide.

Xiang Yu: The First Emperor's magnanimity is truly beyond the reach of ordinary people.

Liu Bang: (muttering softly) If Ziying is given more time, will it still be my turn to rule the world?

Ying Zheng: In terms of the form of a dynasty, the success or failure of a monarch depends on the hearts of the people, not a small jade seal - (looking at the jade seal in his hand, he couldn't help but sneer) It is ridiculous for future generations to try to use such a seal as proof of "orthodoxy".

Cao Pi: Your Majesty, the First Emperor, has a profound opinion. At the end of the Qin Dynasty, the people were against the government, so Liu Bang took over; then, during the Han Dynasty, the people were against the government, so I took over. Later generations only see this as criticism of my father and son, Cao, but fail to understand that the Han Dynasty was doomed. This is truly short-sighted.

Liu Bang: (rolled his eyes) Humph, my Han Dynasty has been great for hundreds of years, and your Cao family has only been around for a few short decades. It seems that you are really unpopular.

Cao Pi: You——

The envoy didn't want to bother with their quarrel, so he and Qilin took the imperial seal back to the Sanshi Building to clean it up.

Qin

Ying Zheng was silent. The words above were exactly what he wanted to say.

The winner takes all, there is nothing much to say.

but--

Liu Bang and Xiang Yu are really annoying!

Liu Ji looked at himself talking about the Han Dynasty for hundreds of years, and saw the angry eyes of the Qin officials looking at him. He touched his nose embarrassedly.

It's not his fault, it wasn't him who said that.

Three Kingdoms

When they heard Cao Pi talk about replacing the Han Dynasty, people from all three parties were shocked for a moment.

Cao Cao just looked at Cao Pi with a complicated expression and didn't say much. Wei's counselors looked at the father and son with complicated expressions and made their own calculations.

Cao Pi calmly accepted everyone's gaze.

The Han Dynasty had already gone astray, so why couldn't Cao Pi replace it?

Can……

How come it’s only been a few decades! Who on earth was it! Who took over their Cao family!

Cao Pi's eyes gradually became cruel.

Emperor Ming of Wei, Cao Rui, was also the son of Cao Pi. He calculated the time when his father would become emperor, and his face changed. He knew his own health well and would not live long. He would most likely have to entrust his son to someone else, and that person was most likely Sima Yi. What happened afterwards? How did the Cao family regime change so quickly!

Later, during the reign of Cao Mao, looking at the portrait of his ancestor Cao Pi and thinking of the ambitious Sima family, Cao Mao's eyes became more determined.