It is said that Qin Shihuang was a tyrant. How did he unify China?

Let's talk about ambition and the unremitting pursuit of "great unity". At that time, the idea of "great unification" in the world was rampant, and Qin was no exception, deeply influenced by it. As the king of Qin, Ying Zheng has undoubtedly become the goal of his life. Besides, Qin has that strength and can win the championship. In other words, Qin has long been a country of tigers and wolves and a country of legalists. Completely unique, proud of the world. In this way, I came into contact with the ideas of Reese and Han Feizi. How can we fight for the world without being ambitious?

Besides means, means constantly contributed to the fact of annexing six countries. On the one hand, Ying Zheng got rid of the threat to the throne by his own means, and then mastered the power of the imperial court. On the other hand, with the help of legalism, Ying Zheng constantly absorbed the suggestions of Li Si and Han Feizi, and turned it into a general mobilization to annex the six countries. At this point, all means were integrated, and the strongest means of force was brewed, which won a great victory in one fell swoop and finally destroyed the six countries in Shandong.

Of course, "Qin Shihuang was a tyrant" is another matter, which has little to do with the annexation of the six countries and is closely related to governing the world. On the one hand, political initiatives are criticized and tyranny is fiercer than tigers. Secondly, pray for immortality, regard the people in the world as the leaders of Guizhou and extort money from others. In this way, being called a "tyrant" is almost inevitable. Is it difficult to sing hymns? As for "everyone says that Qin Shihuang is a tyrant", "Du" is sheer nonsense and too absolute.

In short, it is another whitewash, always thinking that Qin Shihuang is perfect, and the bad ones are all slandered by others. But is the emperor really that good? Or is there someone who wants to be an emperor and has been obsessed with Qin Shihuang? I'm afraid, after careful consideration, I'll borrow one sentence.