Tampering with the imperial edict, conspiring with Li Si to forge a decree, forcing Fusu, Qin Shi Huang's eldest son, to commit suicide, and installing the incompetent Huhai as Qin Er Shi.
Framing Left Chancellor Li Si and ultimately causing him to be executed by being cut in half at the waist; calling a deer a horse, reversing black and white to test and control the court officials, then taking the opportunity to persecute the loyal.
Good. Truly good!
Had he not watched the Memory Copy, he never would have imagined that the Director of the Palace Carriage Office whom he trusted possessed such an ability to overturn the court.
He, Ying Zheng, had truly underestimated him.
And Huhai—how could he have fathered such a foolish son?!
He did not know how the other him would react upon learning of what these three had done, but he could not remain indifferent.
Perhaps he could spare Li Si's life in consideration of his past contributions to Great Qin and his later repentance. But Zhao Gao and Huhai, he would never forgive!
Indeed, as long as he remained alive, Zhao Gao would still be that loyal Director of the Palace Carriage Office, while Huhai would still be the son who used every means to please him.
If what he had seen had not been a Memory Copy, but someone merely recounting Great Qin's future to him, perhaps he would not have reacted so strongly. He might even have tolerated their existence.
But the immersion and sense of participation brought by the Memory Copy were far too profound. Even now, when he closed his eyes, all he saw was the scene of Great Qin's destruction.
The mighty Great Qin had actually perished in its second generation!
What an utter humiliation!
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