General Qin

"This kid is like me!"

In the mansion in Pengcheng, Zhao Tuo looked at Han Xin who was standing in front of him with a respectful expression, and couldn't help but sigh in his heart.

According to the report from the envoy he sent to Huaiyin, Han Xin was bullied by a butcher boy in the market that day. When faced with the humiliation, he resolutely chose to resist and severely injured the boy who bullied him on the spot.

The operation of kicking the crotch made Zhao Tuo shocked when he first heard about it. It reminded him of the scene when he faced Qin Wuyang alone.

With the same choice, it is indeed the destiny of master and disciple.

After severely injuring the young boy of the Tu family, Han Xin saw Butcher Zhang furious. With the help of the merchant who came after hearing the news, Han Xin reported the crime of private fighting. With the deterrent power of Qin Fa's torture, he suppressed Butcher Zhang and did not dare to retaliate. This protects oneself.

Later, when facing the Qin officials who were questioning the crime, Han Xin hinted that there was someone behind him, and used the silk book in his hand as evidence to alert the Huaiyin County Magistrate.

The Huaiyin County Magistrate was so shocked that he did not dare to punish him severely. After some peaceful enforcement, he reduced the matter to a minor matter.

Just at this time, the envoy sent by Zhao Tuo to Huaiyin to pick up Han Xin arrived. While picking him up, he also brought Zhao Tuo information about this event that was different from history.

This made Zhao Tuo admire in his heart, Han Xin showed one of the most important tactics of a military strategist in the whole incident, taking advantage of the situation!

Taking advantage of the power of Shi Bo and Qin Fa, he suppressed Butcher Zhang and got rid of the other party's revenge.

With the help of Zhao Tuo's power, he suppressed the Qin officials in Huaiyin and escaped from Qin Fa.

"Yes, it seems that you have mastered the art of war in the past few years."

Zhao Tuo asked Han Xin some questions about the art of war. After getting satisfactory answers, he nodded in approval.

Han Xin's face suddenly turned red, a sign of excitement.

He knelt on the ground on the spot, saluted Zhao Tuo and said: "This is all the result of the monarch. Without the guidance of the monarch, Han Xin would never be as talented as he is today. Without the influence of the monarch behind him, Han Xin would not be able to successfully solve this problem." You can only live in humiliation. Everything you believe in is given by the king."

Zhao Tuo nodded. Later generations said that Han Xin was invincible militarily but had very low emotional intelligence. Looking at it now, this guy still spoke well.

Zhao Tuo tried again and said, "I heard that you once sent food to someone in Huaiyin, and you will be repaid in kind. A man's promise should not be made lightly. I will give you ten gold coins, and you can take it to Huaiyin to fulfill this promise."

Han Xin was startled for a moment, then refused: "Your Majesty's good intentions are grateful in your confidence. However, you should repay the promise you made."

"I heard that the prince once said in front of the emperor that a man should be a prince in life and a temple priest in death. Han Xin is not talented, so he should imitate the prince, make meritorious service, and repay his old promise with his own ability."

Han Xin raised his chest and raised his head, showing the pride of a young man.

"good!"

Zhao Tuo raised his palms and praised. The scene in front of him was very similar to the scene in the past when he refused to study in front of Qin Wangzheng and wanted to make achievements on the battlefield.

"This subcategory belongs to me!"

Zhao Tuo sighed again in his heart.

After encouraging Han Xin again, Zhao Tuo looked at a middle-aged man standing at the door and said: "Xiahou, take Han Xin to his residence and see if there is anything missing, buy something for him."

"only."

Xia Houying, who had been recruited by Zhao Tuo to serve as coachman and attendant, accepted the offer.

"You go and rest for a while. In the evening, I will prepare a banquet for you."

Zhao Tuo showed a warm smile to Han Xin.

He stood up, walked to the other party's side, reached out and patted Han Xin on the shoulder, and said softly: "Don't be reserved when you are around me from now on. Just feel like you are at home."

Han Xin felt the warm palm placed on his shoulder, his heart trembled suddenly, and his eyes were already a little moist.

Since his father's death, Han Xin has been living in poverty and has no ability to survive. He can only go to other people's homes with a shy face to beg for food. He has suffered all kinds of looks and disgust. He has already experienced the warmth and coldness of human relationships in the world, and his heart has been frozen. Ice cold.

But now, he found the long-lost warmth in Zhao Tuo.

The most emotional thing in the world is naturally to provide help in times of need.

Admiration, gratitude, all kinds of emotions are intertwined.

Han Xin, who was still a young man, looked at Zhao Tuo in front of him.

In a daze, he seemed to see his father who had always protected him.

"Your Majesty."

…

Zhang Liang, who fled near Peixian County, was still not caught. Some people said that Zhang Liang might have been sheltered by the remaining parties of the Six Nations, while others said that Zhang Liang might have died among the mountains, forests and swamps of Peixian County.

As for the wanted Jingtong, Xiang Ji and others, there is no sign of showing up.

As time entered the twenty-ninth year of Qin Shihuang, the actions of the Dasuo assassins gradually stopped. It seemed that the First Emperor had lost confidence in catching these assassins and rebels, and only hoped that the generous reward order he issued would be able to effect.

The failure to catch the assassins and rebels made the First Emperor angry, and he vented his anger on the people involved in the whole thing.

In addition to Wang Ling and other Pei County officials who captured the assassin, as well as Fuli County magistrates and county lieutenants who immediately led troops to wipe out Ge Ying's rebellion when Fuli people rebelled, they received rewards and praises.

All the remaining Qin officials in Tong County and Xu County, and even the Prime Minister who was lucky enough to survive, were all implicated for the crime of negligence, deprived of titles, dismissed from office, and even demoted to prisoners and ministers. The clans and officials who had colluded with the rebels were even more punished and wiped out. Outside those counties, it could be said that there were heads rolling in and rivers of blood flowing.

In addition, the entire Sishui County officialdom also underwent a major change.

A large number of county officials, including county supervisors and county magistrates, were all implicated. Zhang De, the governor of Sishui County, had his head chopped off to shock the world.

As for the county lieutenant Zhao Guang, he should have suffered a serious crime for assassination and rebellion, but then he quickly quelled the Xiang family's rebellion and successively annihilated the rebels in Tong County and Xu County. In the end, he only lost one level of title and still served as the commander-in-chief. The position of county lieutenant.

"Without a prince, I, Zhao Guang, would be doomed this time."

After Zhao Guang received the edict, he breathed a sigh of relief.

He knew very well that he could survive this earthquake in the officialdom. Putting down the rebellion was only secondary. The most important thing was to get the glory of the martial arts prince Zhao Tuo.

If the emperor hadn't taken Wugong Hou's face for granted, I'm afraid that even if Zhao Guang was lucky enough to survive, he would have fought for his title and official position to the end. His half-life hard work would have been wasted. How could he still retain the position of county captain as he does now.

"The kindness of the king will never be forgotten."

After rectifying the officialdom, the First Emperor turned his attention to the entire world again.

This assassination incident made the First Emperor deeply aware of how unstable Qin's power was in the homeland of the Six Kingdoms.

"There are still a large number of clans and nobles from the Six Kingdoms left in Chu, Zhao and Yan. These people have lived there for a long time and have their own agendas. There are people like the Xiang family who harbor assassins and rebel. If they are not solved as soon as possible, there will definitely be more in the future. There will be trouble again. We cannot wait for the roads in various places to be repaired. We should move these people into Liuguo City as soon as possible and keep them under custody just like Qidi Zhutian."

"Pass on my edict, ordering the counties of Chu, Zhao, and Yan to recruit soldiers and move the clans and families of the three countries into Guanzhong!"

The First Emperor didn't care that winter had just entered, and directly issued a migration edict.

The large number of remnants from the Six Kingdoms who migrated in winter would definitely cause many people to die of illness during the migration. However, in the opinion of the First Emperor, it would be better if a group of people could die, and it would save a lot of effort.

After the relocation order was issued, no one in the court objected. This was something that had been planned for a long time. Although the relocation has become more urgent now, who told the survivors of the Six Nations to assassinate and rebel.

One word, yes!

As for the old clans and big families in Chu, although they all had complaints in their hearts, no one dared to express their dissatisfaction.

Zhang Liang's assassination gave the Qin people a reason to move them.

The Xiang family was exterminated, allowing them to see the consequences of resisting the Qin people.

To a certain extent, this assassination and rebellion minimized the resistance of the nobles of the six countries to the migration and made the implementation of the migration order smoother.

"After these remnants of the Six Nations are moved into the customs, this land will be much cleaner."

The First Emperor stood by the window, looking at the frost and dew that had condensed outside, feeling a little chilly.

He wants to go home.

During his first tour to the east, he encountered such a thing, which made the First Emperor lose interest in this vast eastern land.

Guanzhong is better.

Just when the First Emperor thought of going home.

A letter from Shangjun was delivered to Pengcheng.

It was a letter written by the eldest son Fusu.