The vicissitudes of the sea and the mulberry field of the world, gossip about the five thousand years of China. Hello everyone, I am Master Li.
The historical events of Jingke's assassination of Qin are probably familiar to everyone. Prince Dan of the Yan State sent the assassin Jing Ke to assassinate the King of Qin, hoping to sabotage the plan for the unification of the Qin State. However, Jing Ke's assassination operation ultimately failed, and it also brought ruin to yan guo and prince Dan. This story and its characters are recorded in both the Warring States Policy and the Chronicle of History. Although it seems normal to say that a failed assassination operation is perfectly normal, there are many evil situations in the process, which are very abnormal and make people feel very strange.
In order to gain the trust of the King of Qin, Jing Ke brought the head of Fan Yuqi and the map of shudi governor of The Qin rebellion into the King of Qin as a gift, and the dagger of assassination was hidden in the map, and Fan Yuqi also sent a human head to help Jing Ke carry out the assassination. However, the first abnormal situation occurred. When he was specializing in the assassination of the king, he once hid the fish intestine sword in the belly of the fish, and this successful assassination was also well known at that time. With this precedent, kings naturally attach more importance to the security situation. Jing Ke was from the Yan Kingdom again, and must have undergone a fairly careful examination. Even Jing Ke himself had to strip naked and check it out, let alone what he brought? Doesn't anyone open the map with the dagger hidden? This is absolutely unreasonable!
Next, the upper hall saw the King of Qin, Jing Ke's assistant Qin Wuyang almost had a bad thing, I don't know if he was weak-minded, or was shocked by the momentum in the hall, his face changed in fright, and some ancient books said that he had wet his pants. As a result, Jing Ke was still in a hurry, saying that Qin Wuyang was a barbarian who had never seen the Son of Heaven, so he was afraid. But here it was not normal again, Qin Wuyang's fame at that time was not under Jing Ke, and he was also a fierce character. The "Chronicle of History" records that he killed people when he was thirteen years old, and most people did not dare to look at him. When Jing Ke had been reluctant to leave, Prince Dan planned to let Qin Wuyang carry out this assassination alone. It can be seen that Qin Wuyang's ability and psychological quality should be excellent, and he also has full psychological preparation for this matter, how could he be scared like that on the spot, so that the other party could see that something was wrong?
But then another abnormal situation happened: when Jing Ke opened the map for the King of Qin, he suddenly grabbed the sleeve of the King of Qin with his left hand, and took out a dagger with his right hand and stabbed it into the chest of the King of Qin, without even touching his clothes! This dagger is quenched with poison, seeing blood seal the throat, Jing Ke as a stabber, his own ability is definitely not bad. At such a close distance, as long as he made a small wound for the King of Qin, he could take the life of the King of Qin. But he couldn't stab him, do you think this is abnormal?
Logically speaking, the first stab was not struck, and Jing Ke, as an assassin, should definitely stab again immediately, and even say that it was reasonable to directly throw the dagger at the King of Qin. After all, the death or death of the King of Qin is a wound matter. But what about Jingke? There was no response, as if I didn't know what to do with it. The Qin King, who had originally encountered an emergency, reacted faster, and immediately tore open his sleeve and Jing Ke to maintain a safe distance. In fact, at this time, the opportunity was still on JingKe's side, the chancellor was not allowed to bring weapons, and the guards could not get close without orders, and Jingke had the opportunity to kill the King of Qin again. But immediately it was an unreasonable situation: the King of Qin ran around the pillar, and Jing Ke could not catch up with him! After all, the King of Qin is the monarch of the country, Jing Ke is an assassin, on the basis of physical strength and explosive ability alone, the King of Qin cannot be stronger than Jing Ke's body, right? But Jing Ke just couldn't do anything with the King of Qin.
The matter is not over at this point, and it is another evil thing to approach. The King of Qin was originally carrying a sword, but the sword was too long to pull out. The king of Qin's medical officer threw the medicine bag at Jing Ke, and Jing Ke returned to block the work of the medicine bag, and Zhao Gao immediately reminded the King of Qin. The King of Qin then drew his sword and cut off Jing Ke's leg, this time it was basically equivalent to a move KO, even if he did not die, Jing Ke's threat was suddenly disintegrated. As a professional assassin, is jing ke behaving like this normally? Good thing you are a professional, you can't stab the King of Qin, you can't catch up with the King of Qin, the King of Qin fights back with you with a sword, you can't even hide and you're cut off your leg, what about your professionalism? Don't tell me you're careless and haven't flashed! It is expected that when Prince Dan selected the assassins, he must have been carefully selected, and Jing Ke did not have the strength to be superior, and he would not be entrusted with this heavy responsibility. But this series of performances, I want to say that Prince Dan is not blind? The most ridiculous thing was that it was only at this time that Jing Ke remembered to throw the Qin King with a dagger, and he was easily flashed away by the Qin King. I feel that such a Jing Ke, a few more is not enough for the Qin King to fight! The assassin has no bright spots, and the stabbed person is heroic and invincible, is it strange?
But the most incredible thing is still at the end. Seeing that the assassination had failed, Jing Ke actually took the initiative to say: The reason why I didn't kill you as soon as I came up was to catch you alive and let you return the land of the Yan Kingdom, so that I could repay the prince! I wondered, I have nothing to say about your own bragging, but is it appropriate for you to explain the mastermind behind the scenes so easily? And is it in the absence of any torture, or even people who don't ask you? In fact, whether it was successful or not, Jing Ke would definitely not be able to survive, but when you came, didn't Yan Guo tell you what to do? You just casually tell the truth? Is it that there is no preparation plan, or is there no sealing fee?
What are the consequences of this incident? The King of Qin directly vented his anger on the Yan Kingdom, causing the Yan Kingdom to quickly destroy the country. In order to appease the anger of the King of Qin, King Xi of Yan also killed Prince Dan and sent the head of the person over. Does the result of all this have nothing to do with Jing Ke's brainless remarks before his death?
The continuous appearance of these completely unreasonable and abnormal evil door situations can only make us have one question: If the incident of Jing Ke's assassination of Qin is real, then is its most real purpose and motive what we originally knew? Or is there a possible conspiracy with the potential for a great reversal? Guys, how do you understand this? You are welcome to actively leave a message to participate in the discussion!
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