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After Zhao Zheng had finished enfeoffment of his ministers, some people in the court were happy while others were worried. For example, Wang Jian, Meng Wu and others were happy that their families were related to the country. As long as they did not make big mistakes, their families would prosper in the near future. However, Meng Xibai and other old Qin nobles began to worry and even regretted not trying hard before.

The harem was all filled with sorrow, just like Wen Tianxiang. The ladies used to think that as long as they raised their children, they didn't need to fight for their future as the most noble son of the Qin Dynasty. As long as they didn't do anything out of the ordinary, their future would always be bright.

But now, His Majesty has not only abolished the feudal system, but also made clear requirements for the granting of titles. How can they accept this? If the children were still young, they would definitely not let them grow up freely. After all, there was only one throne before, and the children had no place to use their skills. But now, as long as they have skills, their future is self-evident. They just regret that they can't retrain these troublesome children.

As a result, Xiao Meiman soon discovered that her brothers and sisters were in a very bad situation, but they were probably not far off. She was probably the most comfortable one among her brothers and sisters.

Not to mention the distant past, let’s just say that Empress Zheng, who was usually the most gentle and virtuous, was now almost using a whip to force her elder brother Fusu to practice horse riding and archery, and asked Jianglu to put down his designs and personally experience the sufferings of the people.

Even Madam Wei, who always liked to complain about herself, forced her little brother who loved to play to start studying. Needless to say, Bai Qi's second son Gao, who always aspired to be a great general, was so enthusiastic about studying and practicing martial arts that no one among his brothers could match him. He either went outside the palace to ask Wang Jian for advice or practiced arranging troops with the temple servants.

Seeing their elder sister (younger sister) become a king at a young age, the princesses, led by Huayang, were naturally envious. So the princesses in the palace, even those who had just learned to talk and walk, began to curl up.

"Alas, my happiness is indeed built on the suffering of others. My father is still the best. Unlike the ladies, he will not force me to study hard. My title has reached the top. I don't have to struggle in the future. I have already reached the pinnacle of my life, hehe." Little Meiman lay on the chaise longue made for her by Jianglu, her eyes full of gloating.

But before little Meiman could enjoy the glory of our newly-minted Prince Chen for long, he was dragged out by the disgruntled Emperor Qin Shi Huang to be used as a child laborer.

It's not Zhao Zheng's fault that he was so crazy. It was because Xiao Meiman was too arrogant. While others were studying hard, she was just enjoying herself. Zhao Zheng was afraid that if he didn't intervene, Xiao Meiman, who had "incurred public anger", would soon be put in a sack.

The royal family in the palace is so corrupt, and the innocent children outside the palace are the ones who suffer directly. Look at so-and-so's children at such a young age. This may be the eternal spur of their parents.

There were children protesting that they were still young and didn't need to work so hard, but they were naturally speechless. "What do you mean you are still a child? Look, the princes and princesses who just spoke in the palace have already started studying. It seems that the intensity of their study is still not enough. They even have time to complain."

The child was not convinced. As soon as he said his father was "Mou Gang", he was immediately taught a lesson by reality. "In terms of power, is there anyone in the world who dares to compare with the First Emperor? Even the descendants of the First Emperor worked so hard, how can you play around?"

It can be said that the ones who were most affected by Xiao Meiman's enthronement as king were the poor children. Secondly, he already had a lot of beards. Not to mention that he had not achieved any achievements, even people like Wang Ben, who was honored as Tongwu Hou, were hit hard by the love of his wife. He thought he had reached the peak of his life with promotion, titles, wives and children. Unexpectedly, he returned to the bottom again because of a child.

Perhaps it is because people's sorrows and joys are not the same. Unlike the old Qin people who joyfully celebrated the unification of the world by the Qin Dynasty, the nobles of the former six kingdoms could only be like rats in the gutter, plotting ambitions that might never succeed.

The internal circulation of the Qin Dynasty from top to bottom was like an invisible iron fist, which dealt a heavy blow to their precarious fantasy. Some people could not accept it and began to live a life of drunkenness and dreams, while some people, because of their unwillingness in their hearts, still had fantasies and made fearless struggles.

Their struggles were destined to become tools for the little Meiman brothers and sisters to practice. The only difference was the experience points for killing monsters and the difficulty. Maybe they were not unaware of this, but they were just unwilling to accept it from the bottom of their hearts.

At the end of the year, Wang Wan, Li Si and others completed the task assigned by the First Emperor beautifully. Since then, after completing the spatial unification, the Qin Dynasty once again implanted the concept of great unification into the hearts of the people of the world.

In the 23rd year of Qin Shihuang's reign, he ordered the implementation of reforms.

Politically: the centralization system was implemented, with three dukes in the central government in charge of administration, military affairs and supervision respectively, and nine ministers to assist in management. The feudal system was abolished in the local area, and the county system was implemented, thereby strengthening the central government's control over the local areas.

Economically: the right to mint coins was returned to the central government, and the minting of round, square-holed half-liang coins was standardized; weights and measures were unified.

Culturally: Qin Shi Huang wanted to unify the writing system of the whole country, so he ordered Li Si to create a new writing system based on the Qin Dazhuan and the original writing systems of the six kingdoms. Li Si created the unique Xiaozhuan, which was then used as the standard writing system.

In terms of transportation: he built the Qin Straight Road and the Lingqu Canal, and standardized the wheel gauges in preparation for the conquest of the Baiyue in the south and the attack on the Xiongnu in the north.

Zhao Zheng ordered Li Si to revise the Qin Law. After all, Shang Yang's Law was no longer suitable for the current Qin Dynasty. It must be said that the material that Li Si used to formulate the Qin Law was paper, one of the four great inventions. After that, the promotion of the Qin Law was not a problem.

After all, Xiao Meiman's elder brother, Gongzi Jianglu, not only completed the papermaking and printing techniques during this period, but also achieved phased results in the research of the compass.

The First Emperor was very pleased to see his son's great achievements, and generously granted him the title of Prince. He also promised that if he made any more inventions that benefited the country and the people, he could make him a prince, and hereditary succession was not impossible.

The third person to be awarded the title was our most popular eldest son, Fusu. Under the advice of Xiao Meiman, he pioneered the system of three provinces and six ministries. After consulting with Meiman and Zhao Zheng many times, he created the system of selecting officials through examinations, and perfected this system after consultation with court officials. Xiao Meiman called it the imperial examination system.

Therefore, the eldest son Fusu became the first prince of the Qin Dynasty, also known as Qin Ershi in later generations, the virtuous monarch with elegant demeanor, tolerance and "pure kindness".

What is surprising is that the fourth person to be awarded the title was not the popular Prince Gao, the second prince who unexpectedly got the "merit of saving the emperor", but our beautiful Princess. It turned out that this princess, under the guidance of her younger sister, secretly sent people to the Baiyue area to understand the situation, and took the opportunity to make a local map, and secretly got the title of Prince.

The title conferment upon several princes and princesses completely ignited the tranquility in Xianyang. From the princes and princesses to the common people, everyone wished that one person could be divided into eight. After all, the title conferment was right before their eyes, and if they were slow to roll it up, the opportunity might be lost.

In this way, under the hard work of Qin Shihuang and the joint efforts of the people of Qin, within ten years, China ushered in the first peaceful era of the feudal dynasty, which is known in history as the Qin Emperor's Reign.