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

After Li Si stood up, his voice echoed in the hall like a rallying call.

Those ministers who originally supported the elimination of Han seemed to be encouraged after hearing Li Si's remarks and stood up one after another.

They stood up straight, looked at King Qin Ying Zheng with a firm gaze, and said in unison: "Your Majesty, we think we should take Han first!"

One of the ministers stepped forward and said in a sonorous and powerful voice: "Your Majesty, although South Korea is not large in size, its geographical location is crucial."

"It is not only the gateway to the Central Plains, but also a major transportation route connecting the north and the south."

"If we can conquer South Korea first, then our Great Qin can control the Central Plains, and the goal of unifying the six kingdoms will be just around the corner!"

Another minister also seemed very excited. He echoed the previous minister's point of view and said loudly: "Your Majesty, attacking South Korea is indeed a wise decision."

"South Korea is not only geographically important, but also politically corrupt and its military is relatively weak."

"Now is the perfect time to attack South Korea. If we succeed in one fell swoop, it will surely shock and terrify the other vassal states, and this will lay a solid foundation for our great cause of unification."

These ministers spoke earnestly and looked excited, and it was obvious that they were full of confidence and expectations in attacking South Korea.

They believed that as long as Qin could quickly conquer Korea, they would be able to break the current deadlock and open a new chapter of unifying the world.

Another minister added: "Your Majesty, attacking Korea first will not only be convenient from a military perspective, but will also provide us with abundant human and material resources."

"Although South Korea is a small country, it has a large population and abundant resources. If we can incorporate it into the territory of Qin, we can obtain a large amount of labor, food and other materials."

"This is very beneficial to our Qin's long-term conquest. It can be said to be killing two birds with one stone!"

The voices of these ministers rose one after another, their attitudes were firm and resolute, and they all asked Ying Zheng to destroy Han first.

Their words revealed their desire for victory and their expectations for the future. They were eager to witness the unification and strength of Qin.

Ying Zheng listened quietly to the advice of his ministers. His expression did not change much, but there was a thoughtful gleam in his eyes.

He knew very well that the opinions of these ministers were not nonsense, but were based on careful consideration of the future development of Qin.

However, faced with such a complex situation, he needed time to weigh the pros and cons.

Ying Zheng rubbed his nose, frowned, and fell into deep thought.

He knew in his heart that the ministers' suggestions were all based on considerations of Qin's interests, and they hoped to accelerate Qin's unification process by attacking Han.

But he also understood that war brings not only glory and victory, but also the broken lives and families of countless soldiers and civilians.

How to protect the well-being of the people while pursuing national prosperity became a huge stone in his heart.

The atmosphere in the court was tense and heavy, and everyone felt an invisible pressure looming in their hearts.

The ministers held their breath and dared not even breathe, for fear of disturbing the emperor's thoughts.

Time seemed to slow down at this moment. The hall was so quiet that one could even hear the rustling of leaves in the wind outside.

Ying Zheng sat on the dragon throne, leaning forward slightly, his hands on his knees, his eyes as deep as stars, sparkling with wisdom.

He was weighing the pros and cons in his mind, thinking about how to realize the dream of Qin unifying the six kingdoms.

Just as everyone was waiting anxiously, Ying Zheng finally stood up.

He is tall and straight, exuding an aura of majesty and inviolability.

His voice was loud and firm, like thunder, resounding throughout the hall: "The dream of the Qin Dynasty to unify the six kingdoms begins with attacking Han!"

This sentence exploded in the hall like thunder, and the ministers' heartbeats accelerated instantly and they were extremely excited.

There was a gleam of excitement and anticipation in their eyes, because they knew very well that this decision meant that Qin was about to take the first step towards unifying the world.

"Your Majesty is wise!"

The ministers shouted in unison, their voices full of respect and joy.

They understood that this decision not only demonstrated Ying Zheng's courage and wisdom, but also indicated that the future of Qin would change as a result.

Ying Zheng's eyes were firm and sharp. His gaze penetrated the court, as if he could see through the walls and see the mountains, rivers and land in the distance.

His voice resounded throughout the palace like thunder, carrying an irresistible majesty and confidence.

"The Qin cavalry will march across the world, and the day of unifying the six kingdoms is not far away!"

His words were like a torch, igniting the passion and ambition deep in the hearts of the ministers.

The ministers all straightened up, staring at Ying Zheng intently, with excitement on their faces.

There was a sharp light flashing in their eyes, as if they had already seen the glorious scene after Qin unified the six kingdoms.

Among them were several ministers, who were battle-hardened generals, exuding an aura of iron and blood;

Others are experienced politicians, their eyes revealing shrewdness and depth.

These people were the elites of the Qin State. They were well aware of the cruelty of war and intrigue, but precisely because of this, they could better appreciate the importance of this war to unify the six kingdoms.

For a moment, the atmosphere in the court was tense and heated, and everyone was silently thinking about how to deal with the upcoming challenges.

This is not just a war, but also an opportunity to test the strength and wisdom of Qin.

Some of them began to discuss military deployment and strategic arrangements in a low voice, while others were thinking about how to mobilize resources and manpower to fully prepare for the coming war.

"Your Majesty, we will definitely live up to your expectations!"

A minister stood up and spoke in a strong and powerful voice.

"We will do our best to contribute to the great cause of Qin's unification! Complete the great banner and prepare for the future dream!"

"That's right! Your Majesty has made a wise decision, and we will do our best to fulfill it! Even if it means sacrificing my life, I will not hesitate."

Another minister echoed.

Ying Zheng looked at these ministers who were full of fighting spirit, and his heart was filled with relief and confidence.

Ying Zheng, who had originally felt a little depressed because of Fusu's words, now felt much better.

He knew that with the assistance of such a group of loyal and capable ministers, Qin's path to unification would be smoother and more determined.

His voice rang out again: "My fellow ministers, I believe in your abilities. From today on, we will make every effort to prepare for the attack on Han and let the people of the world see the might of our Great Qin!"

"According to the order!"

The ministers responded in unison, their voices full of firmness and determination.