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Core of the Sage.
Chapter 659: Reforming the Qin Emperor, the Edict of Self-Punishment!. [659]
Summary
Under the reign of Qin Di, the people of the Qin Kingdom preferred daughters over sons, revealing discontent under his rule. Du Yu lamented the unburied bones of fallen soldiers, symbolizing the people's grievances. Chaos erupted in Xianyang as rioting mobs emerged, exacerbated by Du Yu's poem “The War Chariots.” Despite Qin Di's anger and dismissal, the situation escalated, revealing a deeper unrest among the populace. Nong Yu advised her father to cease hostilities, warning of the exhausted state of the nation. Ultimately, Qin Di recognized the futility of continued warfare and the need for reform, understanding the significant threat posed by Du Yu's influence.Full content
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