The Qin Dynasty was the first feudal dynasty in ancient Chinese history, and although it existed for a short time, there were enough topics left for posterity to evaluate. At that time, Qin Shi Huang "Yu Lie, Zhen Chang Ce and Yu Yunei", on the basis of the foundation laid by his predecessors, continued to be angry and strong, and finally established the Qin Dynasty in 221 BC. At that time, Qin Shi Huang could be described as able to unify the six kingdoms by force, and after reunification, he could unify the writing, weights and measures, and vigorously reform.
However, such a country with a good foundation, after it reached the hands of Hu Hai, within a few years it was tossed to death, and rebel armies in various places rose and fell, and Liu Bang, who came out later, overthrew the Qin Dynasty and founded the Han Dynasty. What makes posterity even more regretful is that the position of prince of the Qin Dynasty was not Hu Hai's, but that of the grand prince Fu Su. This Fu Su and his father and brother are not the same kind of people at all, and he is kind by nature because he is not accustomed to the tyranny of his father and emperor, so that he was sent to the frontier by Qin Shi Huang, so that when Qin Shi Huang died in the end, Fu Su was not able to stay by his side.
It is precisely because of Fu Su's absence that Zhao Gao and Li Si have the opportunity to commit adultery, and finally Fu Su died under the treacherous schemes of these two people. Therefore, Hu Haicai picked up this throne. Therefore, many scholars believe that if the original Fu Su could successfully inherit the throne, there would be something wrong with Hu Hai's second son! Without Hu Hai's connivance, where would Zhao Gao still have the opportunity to refer to deer as horses? Without Hu Hai and Zhao Gao's nonsense, this Qin Dynasty could have persisted for many more years. But does this hypothesis really exist? Zhang Juzheng, the famous minister of the Ming Dynasty, broke the mystery in one sentence: Fu Su Ren cowardly!
These four words, "Fu Su Ren Coward", answered the above question very well, so even if Fu Su came to power, this Qin Dynasty could not become a climate. What does "benevolence" mean? Benevolence, which can be interpreted as benevolence, loyalty and benevolence for the king, is naturally the blessing of the people and the blessing of the community. However, the bad is bad in the cowardly words in the back, and the cowardice is said to be cowardly at best, and the nest in the ugly. Can a nested monarch still lead a flawed feudal dynasty forward? This is a bit difficult, and it can be seen from Fu Su's experience.
At that time, Qin Shi Huang demoted his eldest son to the frontier, and many people said that it was because Qin Shi Huang attached great importance to Hu Hai, so he deliberately excluded this eldest son who disagreed with himself, and even Fu Su himself thought so. However, as the crown prince of the country, can he really govern the country well by relying only on benevolence and righteousness? Not really! Therefore, although Qin Shi Huang demoted Fusu to the frontier, he sent Fusu to Meng Tian's hands. This Meng Tian not only had a heavy army in his hands, but was also more loyal to Fu Su than to Treat Hu Hai, and his family was controlled in Xianyang, such a general, no matter from which point of view, was the tiger general prepared by Qin Shi Huang for Fu Su, right?
However, Fu Su just couldn't even see this. Therefore, after the death of Qin Shi Huang, Fu Su was recalled, and then received the holy decree of death. At this time, the cowardice in Fu Su's bones played a "big role": Fu Su didn't even have the idea of struggling, but just wanted to meet his own dead father Qin Shi Huang! You know, in terms of identity, Fu Su is more justified than Hu Hai, and in terms of strength, Meng Tian has an army of 300,000, even if these soldiers kick one by one, there will be no room for resistance, right?
Moreover, at that time, even Meng Tian couldn't help but persuade Su: Your Highness, you can actually rescue it! However, the iron-hearted Fusu is like the upper body of the "little girl": I don't listen to me, I don't listen! Anyway, my father didn't love me, I was dead! In the end, he committed suicide by wiping his neck. Moreover, this Fu Su not only gave up his own life because of cowardice, but also did not care about the fate of his subordinates: if the lord committed suicide, could his direct generals have a good end? In the end, the tiger will also die so badly.
These encounters were enough to see the cowardice in Fu Su's bones, and for the "facts" he identified, he did not even have the courage to resist, that is to say, even if Qin Shi Huang could live for a few more years and smoothly hand over the throne to Fu Su, this Fu Su would not necessarily be able to lead the Qin Dynasty forward. After all, governing a great country can't always be smooth, right? So at that time, could Fu Su have the idea or behavior of resistance?
References: "History", "Zizhi Tongjian", "Ming Shi Zhang Juzheng Biography"