Prime Minister of Great Qin

Chapter 7 Three people become tigers, there are many things! (for collection)
heard.

Helping Su is like a thunderstorm.

The whole person froze in place.

Zhang Cang's words, like a thunderbolt, broke through layers of dark clouds and illuminated the confusion in his heart.

Especially when thinking about what Shihuang said yesterday, "Rivers and rivers never part with day and night, years never leave gray heads, the dead are like this, even sages and sages cannot stay in the world forever", the eyes can't help but become moist again.

After Zhang Cang pointed it out, he understood everything.

But he would rather know nothing.

Looking at the distraught eldest son, Zhang Cang also secretly sighed in his heart.

At the same time, Ji Heng became somewhat curious about this.

This person has extraordinary vision.

Even he, who experienced the burning of books last year and the planned murder this year, never thought about it.

But this person's eyes are like a torch, and he can see the truth in the dark at a glance.

This lofty vision is really frightening.

Even thinking carefully!
Zhang Cang backed down slowly, and said with a solemn expression: "My lord, this matter is deeply involved, so don't reveal it to the outside world. If others find out, it will definitely bring you a lot of trouble. Dissent, but it is related to the future of Daqin, and it is also related to the emperor's mind, so there is no room for carelessness."

"My lord, be careful!"

Fusu managed to calm down, and hurriedly got up from the case, bowed deeply to Zhang Cang, and said, "Fusu, please remember."

"Thank you Zhang Yushi for clarifying the doubt."

"This time, Fusu didn't think carefully enough and got Zhang Yushi involved."

Zhang Cang also bowed deeply, and said with a wry smile: "The lower official used to be just a small financial official, and he was always called a perverted extravagance in the court, but now he can gain the trust of the young master and tell such an important matter, and his heart is full." I am very grateful, how dare I accept such a big gift from the young master again?"

"but."

"Sir, you should pay attention to this person in the future."

"This person is very familiar with the affairs of the court, and has vision and courage beyond ordinary people."

"No one, even the current ministers, can see his views."

"Even if you are a subordinate official, you have always thought that your Majesty's act of 'burning books and burying scholars' is to practice Prime Minister Li's book 'remove a hundred schools of thought, and only respect magic', but after this person's words, he pointed out his heart Only then did I suddenly wake up."

"Since the founding of the Great Qin Dynasty, it has always respected spells alone. How has it ever really used hundreds of schools?"

"Even if a doctoral study palace is established, the functions of the doctoral study palace have always been very clear, that is, when the monarch faces difficulties, they need to solve the doubts for the monarch and provide for the monarch to make decisions. At best, they play an auxiliary and supplementary role. Have you ever really occupied a place in the court?"

"There are so many schools, why do you need to dismiss them?"

Fu Su was stunned for a moment, then hesitated and said: "It sounds like such a reason, but I always feel that something is wrong."

Zhang Cang shook his head and said, "My lord, you are wrong again."

"My lord, do you think that Confucianism is not included in this list, and the removal of hundreds of schools is mainly aimed at Confucianism?"

Fusu nodded.

Zhang Cang smiled wryly, with a rather complicated look on his face, and said with emotion: "This is what is extraordinary about Ji Heng, we have all been 'deceived' in fact."

"Confucianism is actually no different from other schools of thought."

"It's just that Confucianism has always been good at making troubles, coupled with the opposition between Confucianism and Law, so in the past imperial officials would impeach Confucian scholars from time to time. Because of this, Confucianists will always appear in my sight."

"Over time, we have had a misunderstanding that Confucianism really has a place in the imperial court."

"Furthermore, Confucians are good at speaking out. In order to be unconventional and attract people's attention, they defined the imperial court's 'burning books' one-sidedly as the burning of books that Confucian disciples studied in the past, such as "Book of Songs" and "Shangshu". , alchemists, and nobles are generally said to be "pitting Confucianism", and we listen to these Confucian scholars all day long, and we really believe what they preach, "remove all schools of thought, and only respect magic."

"But that's not the case."

"It's just that the three Confucianists became tigers."

After hearing Zhang Cang's explanation, Fu Su couldn't help but smile wryly.

Especially when he thinks about how he defended Confucianism in Shihuang's place in the past, he feels his skin become hot and dry.

Zhang Cang's expression was not very good either.

He is an excellent student of Xunzi, and he thinks he is full of talents, but he is also "deceived" in the end.

If it wasn't for Ji Heng's words to wake him up, he might not be able to react. He thought that the imperial court was really "removing a hundred schools of thought and only respecting magic". meaning.

Zhang Cang said:
"Master, now you know how good Ji Heng is?"

"Perhaps it is because he is not in the court that he can have such a clear understanding, but it is also because he is not in the court that he should not have such a deep understanding of the world."

"Especially the speculation about His Majesty's mind is even more outrageous."

"The lower official thinks that it is far away."

"And he also revealed the difficulty of truly unifying the world."

"It is the conflict between the two cultures and systems of Guanzhong and Kanto."

"If what he says is followed, the imperial court may really turn around in the future, and it will really learn from some ideas of Confucianism."

"After all, three Confucianists become tigers, my son, you and I have a deep understanding."

Fusu nodded slightly.

Sighed:
"It would be great if this person could be used by Qin."

Zhang Cang didn't answer.

a time.

The hall fell silent.

After a while, Zhang Cang bowed and said: "The lower official has already explained the doubts for the young master, and the Yushi Mansion still has political affairs to deal with, so the lower official will leave first."

Done.

Zhang Cang retreated slowly.

After leaving the side hall, Zhang Cang bowed respectfully in the direction of Xianyang Palace, then turned around and walked towards Yushifu, but his pace was not fast, and he kept thinking about what Fusu said 'Ji Heng', the more I think about it, the more I feel that this person is unfathomable.

"This man is really a great talent."

"Stay away from the court, but know the court like the palm of your hand."

"It's scary to be true."

"However, if what he said is true, His Majesty has already noticed the problem and intends to pave the way for the eldest son. Daqin may really be able to secure the world."

"At least it can make the world stable for decades."

"Lucky in the world!"

the other side.

Fusu sat on the table feeling lost.

Feeling a little depressed.

After he understood what Ji Heng said, he maintained a tacit understanding with Zhang Cang, and did not mention Shihuang again.

It's just that as Zhang Cang left, the figure of Shi Huang came to mind involuntarily. From the time he remembered, Shi Huang's face was a little blurry, but he could still see his handsome figure. Gradually there is a clear imprint.

Then it finally settled on yesterday.

Shihuang, who was in his forties, had already turned gray at the temples, and his normally stalwart body was also somewhat stooped.

That tall and majestic figure seemed to have aged overnight.

Thinking of the meticulous arrangements that his father had made for him, and also thinking of his usual absurd actions, he felt sad for a moment, and couldn't help crying.

(End of this chapter)