Daqin: The beginning of the collapse of the sky, sweeping across the Western Regions

Other ministers were also inspired by Li Si's words. They expressed their support, believing that only by unifying the six kingdoms could Qin become stronger and the people live a better life.

Ying Zheng's expression eased a little. He narrowed his eyes slightly and looked at the minister in front of him who was eloquent and dared to speak out his advice.

"What Li Si said is absolutely right."

Ying Zheng finally spoke, his voice revealing the power of determination.

He stood up and glanced at the ministers, as if announcing his decision to everyone.

"The unification of the six kingdoms is for greater peace and prosperity. I have made up my mind and this matter cannot be discussed any further."

As Ying Zheng finished speaking, the atmosphere in the entire hall became more determined and united.

The ministers stood up one after another, saluted to Ying Zheng, and expressed their full support for the cause of unification.

The minister who raised the objection also lowered his head and did not say anything in rebuttal.

Ying Zheng's gaze swept across the entire audience, and a barely perceptible smile flashed in his eyes.

He felt relieved to know that his decision was supported by the majority.

However, he also understood that there were still many difficulties waiting for them to overcome.

But he believed that as long as everyone worked together, they would be able to achieve the goal of unifying the six countries.

Ying Zheng stood up slowly. His figure looked exceptionally tall and straight, like an unshakable mountain.

His voice was firm and loud, carrying an irresistible force of determination that spread throughout the hall: "Since we have already decided to unify the six countries, we should now discuss which country to attack first."

His gaze was like a burning torch, sweeping across the hall. Wherever he passed, every minister could feel the firmness and determination in his eyes.

His eyes made people dare not look directly at him, as if they could penetrate people's souls and make people feel awe involuntarily.

Ying Zheng continued, "My dear ministers, which country do you think should be our first target? This is not only a military consideration, but also concerns our long-term strategy and stability."

There was silence in the hall, and everyone was in deep thought.

They knew that this decision would affect the future direction of the Qin State and might even change the entire pattern of China.

Everyone was thinking about his or her own opinion, but no one dared to speak easily because they knew that the answer to this question would determine the future fate of the Qin State.

At this moment, Wang Jian suddenly walked out of the crowd, his steps steady and powerful, like a tiger ready to pounce.

His voice was firm and powerful, full of confidence and determination: "Your Majesty, if you want to attack first, you should attack South Korea first."

As soon as he said this, the eyes of the entire hall were focused on him.

People looked at him in surprise, as if they had not expected him to put forward his point so directly.

However, Wang Jian's expression was unusually firm, as if he was full of confidence in his judgment.

Wang Jian took a deep breath and began to elaborate on his reasons: "Han is located in the heart of the Central Plains, surrounded by enemies on all sides, with a small territory and insufficient military force. Its internal politics is corrupt and its people are exhausted. This is the best time to attack it."

Wang Jian's voice revealed a deep consideration of the strategy: "If we take down South Korea, we can quickly reorganize its resources, enrich the treasury, and at the same time provide a solid rear base for subsequent wars."

His eyes were firm, as if he had seen the future victory scene. He continued: "South Korea's military strength is weak and cannot form an effective resistance."

"And our Qin army is strong and has rich combat experience. We are fully capable of quickly conquering South Korea."

His tone was full of confidence and determination, making people believe everything he said.

"In addition, South Korea's geographical location makes it a springboard for us to attack other countries. Once we control South Korea, we can use its geographical advantages to further expand our sphere of influence."

Wang Jian's eyes were sharp, as if he could penetrate time and space and see the future battlefield.

He also mentioned an important strategic consideration: "Attacking South Korea can effectively cut off the connection between other countries and create favorable conditions for our subsequent offensive."

His voice was as loud as a bell, moving everyone present.

Wang Jian's reasons were detailed and sufficient, and every word he said was filled with his belief in victory.

His words not only demonstrated his profound understanding of military strategy, but also showed his deep expectations for the future of Qin.

As soon as Wang Jian finished speaking, the atmosphere in the hall seemed to freeze briefly.

However, this calm did not last long.

Then, another minister stood up. He had a serious expression and a firm gaze, and it was obvious that he had a different opinion.

The minister was named Sima Cuo, a senior adviser of the Qin State, known for his thoughtfulness and keen strategic vision.

He bowed to Ying Zheng, then slowly said: "Your Majesty, I think we should reconsider our plan to attack South Korea."

Ying Zheng raised his eyebrows slightly, signaling Sima Cuo to continue.

Sima Cuo cleared his throat and began to explain his point of view: "Although South Korea is weak, its geographical location is not ideal."

"If we attack Han first, it will certainly alert other countries and put Qin in a situation where we are attacked from all sides."

His voice revealed deep worry: "Moreover, South Korea borders Zhao, Wei and other countries. These countries will not let us succeed easily."

"If the war is prolonged, it will consume a large amount of our troops and food, which will be detrimental to the long-term stability of Qin."

Sima Cuo glanced at the ministers present, trying to win their support: "I suggest that we should attack Zhao first. Although Zhao is powerful, it has constant internal disputes and the morale of the army is unstable."

“If we can quickly defeat Zhao, it will greatly deter other vassal states and lay a solid foundation for the unification of the six kingdoms.”

His words were powerful and persuasive.

Some ministers who originally supported the attack on South Korea began to discuss in a low voice, and their expressions gradually changed from initial hesitation to approval.

A thoughtful gleam flashed in Ying Zheng's eyes. He understood that Sima Cuo's suggestion also had its rationality. Ying Zheng's voice sounded again: "What Sima Cuo said makes sense. Attacking Zhao also has its unique advantages."

He swept his eyes across the room again, and then slowly said, "However, attacking South Korea is also necessary. This matter concerns the future of Qin and requires careful consideration."

The atmosphere in the hall became more serious. The ministers bowed their heads in deep thought. They knew that this decision would affect the future direction of the Qin State.

Ying Zheng stood quietly on the dragon throne, weighing various possibilities in his mind.

The final decision will slowly take shape in the days to come, and the Qin State will embark on a new journey.