The Qin Dynasty entered the game with love.

Ying Ji looked at the children kneeling in front of her like a wife and found it somewhat amusing: "You're all clinging to me now."

The eldest son who previously helped treat the elderly.

At this moment, he knelt on the ground with his younger brother and sister: "The princess saved my grandfather, she is my savior. If it weren't for the princess, I would probably have lost my loved ones."

Now we are willing to dedicate the entire family's resources to repay the princess's kindness.

As he spoke, he kowtowed, and his younger siblings followed suit, also kowtowing.

Ying Ji found it amusing that she softened her heart and was immediately entangled with him.

This kid knows how to judge people; he's not afraid of selling his whole family.

Ying Ji looked at the children who were still kowtowing diligently, especially the girls, who were kowtowing so hard that their foreheads were almost bleeding.

He rubbed his forehead helplessly: "Get up. I don't accept children here. If the three of you..."

Before they could finish speaking, they all burst into tears.

The little girl cried so hard she could barely breathe: "Pretty sister, Nini is useless and no one likes her. Please take my older brother away. He's 15 now and can work. I don't want any money. I only eat one meal a day. I can sweep the floor and clean the toilet."

The youngest cried so hard his face turned red: "Brother, brother, I don't want to eat meat anymore! Don't worry about me, you go with the pretty sister. My sister and I will miss you."

The eldest son, only fifteen years old, also burst into tears: "It's because I'm useless. I'm not going to study anymore. I'll work to support you all from now on."

Ying Ji was even more helpless. Looking at the three clever children, she almost laughed. The two younger ones just wanted their older brother to stay, while the older one was trying to protect his younger siblings, which only made her seem like the bad one.

They watched as the children, who had started by crying their eyes out, then broke down in sobs, then began to whimper, and finally stared at the radiant and noble woman before them with swollen, rabbit-like eyes.

Seeing that everyone had stopped crying, Ying Ji raised an eyebrow and asked, "Have you cried enough?"

The three of them lowered their heads in unison, like children who had done something wrong.

Seeing that they were all behaving themselves, he instructed Yuan Ge: "Send a message to Xianyang to arrange a place for this family, especially for these three mischievous ones. Send them to school. As for the rest of the family, make arrangements for them to learn something."

The eyes of the few bean sprouts sparkled with stars, and the starlight filling their eyes made one's heart soften.

"Now you don't need to kneel. Go wipe your face. When your grandfather is feeling better, he'll bring Xianyang with him."

The three of them obediently allowed themselves to be taken away, grinning with their baby teeth before they left.

Seeing that Ying Ji was quite happy, Yuan Ge made the arrangements for her. The little girl kept calling her "Sister Yuan Ge," which made everyone happy.

Looking at the jubilant crowd below, and then at the composed woman, Bai Changchuan felt a surge of joy: [This gentle, kind, loyal, and exceptionally intelligent woman is his.]

Pride fills my heart, and my whole being changes.

Ying Ji was seduced by the man, who was about to make love to her in broad daylight, but the somewhat shy man pushed her away at the last moment.

This was really tough on me; it took me ages to recover.

To make the man realize where he went wrong, she started fooling around with him from the moment the sun began to set.

Not to mention that as night fell, the lights in their bedroom remained on all night.

When the last person woke up, it was already afternoon, and they were starving.

Yuan Ge presented the gifts from the King of Han: "Your Highness, the King of Han, grateful to Qin for lending him grain, has sent some rare treasures."

Ying Ji didn't even look at it, and, supporting her aching waist, instructed: "Later, divide it into two portions and keep them for the two of them. Come over here and massage my waist."

Yuan Ge's cheeks flushed red, and the princess's back was covered with all sorts of glaring hickeys and finger marks, which would make anyone who had never been intimate feel ashamed and indignant.

Besides feeling ashamed and indignant, there was also a hidden resentment towards Bai Changchuan. The princess's skin was so delicate; he didn't even know to be careful.

Yuan Ge subconsciously ignored the bruises on Bai Changchuan's body that she had seen that morning. Although the princess had covered him with a thin blanket for only a moment, it still gave the impression that the battle last night must have been evenly matched.

Ahem, let's not think about that anymore. Yuan Ge then recounted the rumors circulating on the streets of South Korea today.

Ying Ji knew that Han was truly doomed. After just one meal, the hearts of the people had turned to Qin, especially those who owned fertile land. They gritted their teeth and sold their land, sending their entire families to Xianyang.

Thinking about the area around Xianyang, there was still room for such a large population, so I stopped thinking about it. After all, A Zheng was still in Xianyang, and these people were all just trying to live a better life and wouldn't cause trouble. In a few generations, they would become genuine Qin people.

During this period, the state of Han became completely compliant and no longer resisted the Qin people. Han was completely bound to the Qin chariot and became a lone boat, utterly isolated and helpless except for Qin.

Ying Ji also received a secret letter from Ying Zheng, instructing him to send the remaining grain to the border of Wei, as Zhao was already at its last gasp.

When Li Mu died, the State of Zhao perished; when the State of Zhao perished, the other six states were destroyed.

This statement is not just empty talk.

Without Li Mu, the Zhao state was like a claw removed from its own body, utterly powerless to attack. Huan Yi could easily conquer the city.

With another 100,000 shi of grain delivered before they had even finished eating, Huan Yi felt certain that he was going to win the credit for destroying the city.

With such achievements as a foundation, they naturally didn't mind distributing the remaining credit. Wang Jian and Meng Wu each led a team, continuously breaking through city walls.

In less than a month, the army had already besieged the city.

Handan, Zhao State

Guo Kai was so frightened that he collapsed. Looking at the various valuables he had collected in the mansion, he was on the verge of tears: "This... what am I going to do? Alas, even if I have money, I won't live to spend it. How could I be so miserable? I haven't even been prime minister for a year."

Finally, the advisors discussed the matter and said, "Minister Guo, the Qin army is already at the city gate. If we surrender now, we might get beheaded."

But if you achieve something, since you get along very well with Qin official Yao Jia, if you take the initiative to eliminate those loyalists and then open the city gates, it will turn a bad thing into a good thing, a great achievement!

Most importantly, since you have surrendered, if the King of Qin dares to kill you, no one will do it again. On the contrary, he will let you continue to live comfortably as a wealthy man in Zhao.

If you're afraid someone in Zhao might assassinate you, you can just run off to Xianyang with all this wealth; you'll be able to live comfortably anywhere.

Guo Kai hadn't originally intended to do this, but after being persuaded like this, he found it to be very reasonable. Even if he and the King of Zhao had bullied Ying Zheng back then, weren't they following their master? Now that their master was in dire need of protection, his own life was naturally more important.

Without hesitation, he took a large sum of money to the official in charge of the inn, and upon seeing Yao Jia, he began to cry and plead, "Lord Yao, please save me!"

Yao Jia had been waiting for him, but pretended not to know: "What does Prime Minister Guo mean by this?" Yao Jia then packed his bags and prepared to return to Xianyang.

When Guo Kai saw that there was really nothing left in the house, he was overjoyed. Luckily, he had acted quickly; if he had been a moment later, the person would have escaped.

Crying, Guo Kai hugged Yao Jia, his heart breaking. He explained the whole story and finally begged Yao Jia for help.