Da Qin: Confucianism, Dharma and Taoism

(This book is also called: Am I the Target of the Assassination of the Amazing Salamander?)

Ancient and modern history proves——

The top level is Taoist, ‘doing nothing but doing everything’;

The middle level is Confucian, ‘people cannot stand without faith’;

The lower level is Legalism, which ‘does not distinguish between familiarity and distance, and always breaks away from the law’;

This is exactly taking Tao as the heart, Confucianism as the skin, and the Dharma as the bones!

Yingwei traveled to the pre-Qin period and became the son of King Zhuang Xiang and the younger brother of Ying Zheng. He was also unlucky enough to be given the title of “Chang’an Lord” by Cheng Yu;

Ying Wei did not understand that the Qin State was strong because of the law, but also perished because of the law, but at the end of the Warring States Period, he could only start with the Legalist ‘law’, ‘power’ and ‘skill’;

But before that, he must first face the assassination of Jingli. Maybe letting her give him a child is a good way?