At the beginning, Qin Shi Huang traveled to my home

Later, Qin Hui was so angry that he died. His motionless appearance was seen by the people, but no one cared and some even thought that Qin Hui deserved it.

When the other three kneeling people saw Qin Hui's death, they couldn't help but panic to the extreme. They knew they would not survive.

Even if you can survive, you will still be subject to all kinds of criticism, and sometimes living is more painful than death.

The other three also hit the ground and died. It would be better to die than to live and suffer humiliation.

The people were also frightened when they saw that everyone was dead, and died in front of them.

But more often than not, I feel that he deserved it, it’s better to die, it’s better to die.

So everyone said in the barrage that the treacherous minister Qin Hui was dead, apparently because he was angry to death, and the other three had committed suicide.

When other dynasties learned about this, they all applauded.

{He died?} Li Wu's eyes widened {He died just like that, it's a bargain for them, but he's dead, so let him be.}

Li Wu had no sympathy for the death of Qin Hui and others, and even felt that they deserved it.

Although the kneeling statue of Qin Hui was surrounded, one could still see many people reaching out to hit the statue's head. Li Wu had already seen several people doing so.

People in front of the skylight can naturally see it as well.

{We have seen the kneeling statue here. Let’s go see Marshal Yue’s tomb now.} Li Wu walked over and saw many stone statues on both sides of the tomb, including sheep, horses, civil officials and military generals.

{This is the tomb of Marshal Yue Fei, and next to it is the tomb of Yue Yun. We can see that there are a lot of flowers here, all of which are flowers given to Marshal Yue Fei by tourists. Hehe, I also bought flowers today. I don’t know what kind of flowers Marshal Yue Fei likes, but we usually give him chrysanthemums.} Li Wu put the flowers on the stone table in front of Yue Fei’s tomb. There were a lot of chrysanthemums on it.

The others were silent after seeing this. At least Yue Fei was still remembered after his death, and some people came to pay tribute to him every day. What about them?

Will anyone remember them after they die?

The comments all seemed sad, feeling sad for themselves.

I am also happy for Marshal Yue. At least people in later generations will remember everything he did. At least his name will be recorded in history, unlike them, who disappeared in the long river of history without leaving a single word.

As if it had never appeared.

{Let's go to the front hall and visit the entire Yuewang Temple.} Li Wu bowed several times towards Yue Fei's tomb.

Yue Fei himself... is quite scary. After all, he is still alive and well and is even preparing to fight the Jin people.

The seeds have been sent back to the court, so don't worry.

Li Wu walked around Yuewang Temple and looked at everything carefully. It actually didn't take much time.

{Oh, I remember that Yu Shaobao's tomb is also on the West Lake side. I think. Let me check it out. If it's very close, we'll go take a look.}

Li Wu just remembered that Yu Qian's tomb was also here, but she had never seen it.

Barrage

Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng: Yu Shao Bao, who?

Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty: Yu Qian’s Tomb?

Yu Qian of the Ming Dynasty: Me?

Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty: Yes, it is Yu Qian of the Ming Dynasty. His tomb is indeed in West Lake. To be honest, Yu Shaobao and Yue Yuanshuai were really powerful.

Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin: What did Yu Qian do?

Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty: Yu Qian?

Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty: Yu Qian, I know.

Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty naturally knew Yu Qian, and he thought he was very good.

Ming Xuanzong Zhu Zhanji: Yu Qian's tomb is also in West Lake? Yu Qian was a good minister.

From these Ming Dynasty emperors, it can be seen that Yu Qian was still very much liked by the Ming Dynasty emperors.

{It's very close, let's go over and take a look. Where is Yu Shaobao Yu Qian? He experienced Ming Chengzu Zhu Di, Ming Renzong Zhu Gaochi, Ming Xuanzong Zhu Zhanji, Ming Bao, no, Ming, hiss,} Li Wu thought for a long time but couldn't think of the posthumous title of Zhu Qizhen.

In the past, they called each other "Men Tianzi", "Wala Student", "Ming God of War", "Ming Baozong" and so on.

He had so many nicknames, which were comparable to Wanyan Gou's. No, Zhu Qizhen was not even as good as Wanyan Gou.

A bad apple in the Ming Dynasty.

The people in front of the sky curtain saw that Li Wu stuttered and couldn't say the title of the emperor. Either this emperor was not famous, or he was like Wanyan Gou, so the little immortal only remembered his nickname.

{Sorry, I'm really sorry, I forgot about Zhu Qizhen, let me think about it.} Li Wu looked at the barrage and finally saw someone reminded her in the barrage.

Emperor Yingzong of Ming.

Li Wu was shocked. Emperor Yingzong, is he worthy of it?

{Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen? Who gave him the title, and what did he do? Why not just call him Ming Baozong?} Still Yingzong, Li Wu didn't think Zhu Qizhen did anything good.

If abolishing the practice of burying people alive with the dead was counted as one of the things he did do, he had selfish motives at the time.

And the most important thing is that Zhu Qiyu, the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, was buried alive with Zhu Qiyu's concubines, and the practice was abolished later.

Moreover, the Ming Dynasty had an army of 200,000, so Zhu Qizhen was the sinner of the Ming Dynasty!!!

People after the Ming Dynasty naturally had some understanding of this Ming Dynasty God of War.

It is true that Emperor Yingzong of Ming was not very suitable, but he is dead anyway.

Mingbaozong, well, this one really suits him.

Barrage

Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty: What did this Zhu Qizhen do?

It's hard not to see the disdain in the little immortal's tone when he talks about Zhu Qizhen. What did this unfilial descendant do?

So the young Zhu Di during the reign of Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty was pinned down and severely beaten by Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, and he cried loudly.

Zhu Di, Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty: My good saintly grandson, look at what your good son has done. The obvious disdain in the little immortal's tone was something I only remembered when I saw the little immortal mention the emperors of the Song Dynasty.

Ming Chengzu Zhu Di also had a very bad complexion. Every time the little immortal spoke with disdain, he was referring to the useless emperors of the Song Dynasty.

The previous emperors of the Ming Dynasty were panicked. What on earth did Zhu Qizhen do?

But Li Wu didn't have time to see it, as she was already preparing to go to Yu Qian's tomb.

It’s not far, but it’s not that far. It depends on how you get there. It takes more than ten minutes by car, and almost an hour to walk.

When we arrived at Yu Qian's tomb, it was obvious that it was much quieter than Yuewang Temple.

Li Wu also went in and walked around, and finally stopped in front of Yu Qian's tomb and presented a bouquet of flowers.

{Yu Shaobao is a man of clean conduct, a symbol of the Ming Dynasty, and he has prolonged the life of the Ming Dynasty for more than two hundred years,} Li Wu bowed and said.

The barrage was filled with people from the Ming Dynasty, and they were extremely excited. What did it mean to forcibly extend the life of the Ming Dynasty by two hundred years?

What happened to the Ming Dynasty?

{The false charges against Yu Shaobao and Yue Yuanshuai are quite similar, plotting evil and welcoming foreign vassals, how ridiculous. The Jiemen Emperor is quite similar to Wanyan Gou, perhaps even worse than Wanyan Gou.} Li Wu shook his head, feeling sad for these two historical figures.

The people in front of the sky curtain have begun to imagine all kinds of things. If he is very similar to Marshal Yue, then wouldn’t he be as miserable as Marshal Yue? When the little immortal mentioned Marshal Yue, they were all angry.

Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, even started cursing in the barrage, scolding Zhu Qizhen and Zhu Di harshly.

He even threatened to chop off Zhu Qizhen, but Zhu Qizhen never showed up, as if he was dead.