Those Who Do Not Plan for Eternity Cannot Plan for the Present; Those Who Do Not Plan for the Whole Cannot Plan for a Part

Great Qin did not need a saintly prince, nor did it need a saintly emperor.

Though ordinarily speaking, Great Qin would have only one emperor for a long time to come, neither Ying Zheng nor Ying Zinian intended to let one person rule an Imperial Dynasty forever.

No one could remain wise forever, and power would gradually change a person.

Ying Zinian never believed in human nature, and Ying Zheng did not think he could forever remain as he was now, devoting all his thoughts to Great Qin.

If one of the princes could take his place, he would not begrudge passing down the throne.

He had once wanted to pass the throne to Ying Zinian. No one was more suited than him, having joined the Chat Group, to become Great Qin's second emperor, but Ying Zinian had refused. He truly had little interest in the throne.

And given his importance to Great Qin, even if he did not become emperor, his status would not be inferior to the emperor's.

Since Ying Zinian was unwilling, Fusu was naturally the best choice. Moreover, according to the records in later History Books, if he rather than Huhai had ascended the throne, Great Qin might not have remained prosperous for another century, but it at least would not have perished in its second generation as it had under Huhai.

At that time, Great Qin truly needed a Benevolent Monarch to implement benevolent governance and allow the people of the realm to enjoy relatively stable lives.

But things were different now. Because Ying Zinian had joined the Chat Group, the vast amount of Points had brought knowledge and products from various modern Industrial Systems, as well as talented people cultivated by implanted memories. Great Qin's current technological level might not compare to those modern