No wonder the First Emperor had such thoughts.
On the surface, Great Qin looked calm and peaceful, but in reality, there were many hidden dangers.
Let's not talk about the remnants of the six dynasties and those who were not convinced.
In the imperial court.
The civil officials, led by Feng Quji and his son, were mostly mediocre people.
You can let them play petty tricks, but you have to let them give ideas for national affairs.
Ha!
He couldn't make any great contributions at all.
However, people like them had some advantages in the imperial court, and that was that they could not have any second thoughts.
Basically, they were all people who went with the flow and did nothing.
It was still alright now. With the First Emperor overseeing, they didn't dare to be too unrestrained.
He would still do what he had to do.
Therefore, under the leadership of the First Emperor, even if these people couldn't do anything for the country, they definitely wouldn't make any big mistakes like Zhao Gao and Li Si.
In this situation, with the First Emperor around, there naturally wouldn't be any messy problems.
However, if Fu Su were to ascend to the throne…
it would be hard to say
His brain was no match for these old foxes who mingled in the royal court.
He might not even know that he was sold.
Most importantly, he could not find anyone among these ministers who was qualified to take on the role of assistant.
In this way, whenever Fu Su could not make up his mind on national affairs, which minister could give him advice?
Wasn't this equivalent to him using the money from the national treasury to hire a bunch of people who were idle?
As a superior, he was so busy that his head was dizzy and his feet couldn't touch the ground, but there was a bunch of idle spectators sitting below.
Every day, apart from licking hemorrhoids, he did not know anything else.
Where would Great Qin's territory fall?
It would be fine if the time was short. There wouldn't be any big mistakes.
However, if they did not improve over time, it would not be beneficial to the development of the entire country.
However, this result was still the best for the First Emperor.
What worried him the most was Fu Su's thoughts.
Everyone knew that Fu Su was absolutely loyal to the First Emperor.
Otherwise, he wouldn't have ignored General Meng Tian's advice and killed himself just because of a fake imperial edict from Huhai and Zhao Gao.
But the problem was that although he was loyal, his thoughts were the exact opposite of the First Emperor's.
Qin Shi Huang did not like the remnants of the six countries and hated Confucianism and Confucian scholars.
However, Fusu's disciples and teachers were mostly from the Six Nations and the Confucians.
If he were to become the emperor, the remnants of the Six Nations would definitely take advantage of the situation.
Qin Shi Huang had worked so hard to destroy the six countries and achieve a unified state. It was very likely that these people would divide the country again.
At that time, the lives of the people would be like during the Warring States Period, once again displaced by war.
This result was completely different from the first emperor's original intention.
In addition, the Confucian school of thought would also rise to an unprecedented height.
Back then, Fu Su had repeatedly advised the First Emperor to let the Confucian scholars go. This was not without the thoughts of those Confucian students.
Ever since the First Emperor burned the books and buried the Confucians, the original theory of a hundred schools of thought contending had basically become a situation where Legalism, which was born at the same time as Qin, dominated.
This unprecedented glory was something that many other sects yearned for.
The scholarly faction was one of them!
In fact, many Confucians had sought out Fu Su because they felt that he was the most likely person to inherit the throne.
After Fu Su ascended the throne, the Confucian ideology and the status of Confucian scholars would also rise.
It was even very likely that it would suppress the Legalism.
However, this would go against Qin Shi Huang's thoughts and Legalism.
Wouldn't this be Fu Su Gong slapping the First Emperor in the face?
If such a thing really happened, even if the First Emperor died, he would still be angered to death.
And these problems were only a part of it.
The civil officials in the court were all like that, so they should also be wary of the problems of the generals.
After all, the generals who had a say in the court were basically the disciples and descendants of the Meng and Wang families.
Of course, Qin Shi Huang did not doubt their loyalty to the emperor and their love for the country.
He was not worried that these people would rebel under his hands.
However, this general idea was only limited to the period when he was in power.
Once Fu Su became the Emperor, no one could say what the outcome would be.
Fu Su was not the First Emperor, so his benevolent rule would not make the generals submit.
On the contrary, all the generals in the court would think that he was weak and incompetent, and that he had not inherited any of the domineering majesty that the First Emperor should have.
Seeing someone weaker than them sitting on top of their heads, no matter how loyal those generals were, their descendants would definitely be dissatisfied.
After all, whether it was Meng Tian and Meng Yi, Wang Jian and Wang Ben, or even their descendants, there were many capable people.
Generals were impulsive and easily angered, especially young men like him who had great contributions to their ancestors.
Who knew when they had listened to the slanderous words of the crafty sycophants and turned to rebel?
Moreover, their ancestors had made great contributions and were deeply loved by the common people.
They were used to receiving compliments, and when faced with an emperor who was weaker than them, it was difficult for them to be as loyal as their ancestors.
One had to know that it had been common since ancient times for people to become kings.
It was simply impossible to guard against.
Furthermore, Fu Su's personality was also a huge flaw.
As long as he ascended the throne, he would definitely treat Feng Quji, Wang Jian, and the other old officials with courtesy.
In his opinion, these people were all people who accompanied his father to conquer the country, so they should be treated like this.
However, he certainly did not know that it was not a good thing to praise these officials too highly.
What if they argued or even fought because of different opinions in the imperial court?
What was Fu Su going to do?
If he went down to mediate the fight, it would damage his status as the emperor.
However, if he didn't persuade them to just watch, he wouldn't have any dignity left in the court.
If the emperor was angry, he would order people to send the quarrelsome Chao to prison.
However, he was afraid that Fu Suer's heart would soften.
He would listen to others 'advice and then let them out.
In this way, his dignity as the emperor was completely lost.
Moreover, if this matter were to spread, it would damage the royal family's reputation.
He didn't have the ability to convince the masses, yet he still put on such a low profile.
Wasn't he just waiting for someone to step on him?
If that was the case, how could Great Qin's ruler convince the masses? How could he obtain the respect and love of the people in the world?
In this huge court, who was the ruler and who was the subject?
With all these circumstances combined, the person who was the monarch at this time could not be Fu Su!
It was still the same sentence.
If it was a peaceful era, then there would be no problem with Fu Su's thoughts, ideals, and benevolent policies.
However, that was not the case now.
There were countless people coveting the Great Qin Empire, and Fu Su could not deal with the old foxes in the Imperial Court.
Even if he became the emperor, how many lifetimes could he survive?
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