It is said that Qin Shihuang was controlled by a daughter

Chapter 475 Waist Injury
The touch of her hand was wet, hot and sticky. Xu Zhi realized something was wrong. She looked down and saw that the leather belt was broken, the belt hook had collapsed, and blood was dripping down along the cloud-patterned road.

She didn't have time to think too much. When she saw the wound, she paused and her breathing stopped for a moment.

His abdomen was neatly cut open by the knife, with his skin and flesh rolled up, and the entire hideous and terrifying wound was nearly six inches long!

A chill suddenly ran through her heart, and the words "cut in half" suddenly appeared in her mind.

Xu Zhi could feel his gaze on her, carrying a certain weight that made her almost unable to breathe.

"...Xu Zhi," he called her, his voice low and hoarse, with a hint of suppressed pain.

Li Xian's face was pale, his pulse was extremely rapid, and his hands were frighteningly cold. These were symptoms of impending shock, and yet he still wanted to speak.

"Don't talk." When she realized that pressing the wound with her hands to stop the bleeding didn't work, she immediately changed her approach and pressed her fingers on the bone near the proximal end of the bleeding artery in an attempt to block the source of blood supply.

"I won't die from such a minor injury."

"Minor injury?" She frowned. "Yes, for Lord Li. Compared with the extreme punishment you were sentenced to, this injury is indeed minor."

That's mean.

But coming out of her mouth, it was very different.

His expression froze for a moment, "...Can the bleeding be stopped?"

The wounded man who was asking the question was a doctor, but he didn't move. "How can you improve efficiency if you don't treat the wound yourself or guide me?"

He looked at her in the dark night, "If you had devoted yourself to learning medicine from me back in Yuanyang, you wouldn't have needed me to teach you how to stop bleeding... Haha, now that I think about it, it's such a pity."

How strong was Li Xian's will to endure such excruciating pain? He was about to be cut in half by the knife, but he still gritted his teeth and spoke, and he was in the mood to laugh at her!

After all, she hadn't treated injuries for many years, and her hands were not as steady as when she delivered Xiang Yu.

Li Xian snorted, "...Princess better not be taking revenge on me."

She was so angry that she almost laughed, so she put on a smiling face and said, "That's right, Lord Li, why don't you just take a good rest here? I'll send someone to pick you up tomorrow."

There is no need to wait until tomorrow. According to the current situation, he will bleed to death in just two hours.

"…If so, Princess, it would be best if you watch me die." He smiled deeply, his eyes were deep and bottomless, "Otherwise, I will leave some blood letters for your majesty that the princess does not want to see…"

She glared at him and said, "Find out the situation. Now you need my help."

"Chen Yu's methods were cruel. It might be because of what you did in Chu that the Six Kingdoms were in trouble. But I can't blame you. Li Si is right. It's not easy to suppress the Six Kingdoms' desire to restore their country."

Her sharp eyes penetrated all barriers. "And his good friend Zhang Er dared to kill me. I simply killed him."

Li Xian paused. Numerous obstacles and fates piled up here. He had not touched Chen and Zhang Liang, not only because Zhang Liang was in Qin, but also because Zhang Cang and Xu Fu were close friends - the First Emperor had issued an order to arrest Zhang Er in order to find an alchemist.

Alchemists, alchemists, people with medical skills and people with mathematics. Zhang Cang was proficient in arithmetic, and Xu Fu was good at medical skills - medicine, divination, astrology, and physiognomy.

The affair between Xu Fu and Lu Sheng angered Ying Zheng to death, which directly led to the killing of the sorcerer.

Li Xian had tried his best to perfect his medical skills, but his deep-rooted legalist ideology made it impossible for him to conquer the last three. And now, Xu Zhi had killed Zhang Er.

"When I arrive in Chu, I will work hard to improve people's livelihood, maintain peace, and appease old acquaintances. Those people will definitely not disturb Xianyang again."

He ignored the waves of pain and calmly ran his fingers through her hair, pulling her forward before she noticed.

His knuckles incidentally left bright red marks on her cheeks, as if to leave his mark of piety on her.

He ignored her frown, tightened his grip on her waist and asked, "Is this why you went to Chudi?"

She smiled, "I don't want to wait for the end in the calm and peaceful situation that my father has protected for me." She said seriously, "The first chaos is not in the Central Plains, but in Chu. Chu is of great importance, and I must go there."

"Why didn't you tell me?" He lowered his eyes, "I thought..." He paused for a while, "If that was the case, I would never embarrass you in front of Changle Palace."

"Your promises have always been unreliable. You almost tricked me into thinking that Yingchuan County and the banned books were a big deal. I didn't pursue the matter when Prime Minister Wang passed away. I just returned a small amount of money to Changle Palace, but you were so dissatisfied that you even brought Meng Tian to blame me."

He remained silent. He could not say that he just happened to guess Ying Zheng's intention among those who were sentenced to death.

She only realized something was wrong at this moment. She glanced at him and said, "If you are not afraid of the pain, you can just continue to hold me."

As soon as she finished speaking, she was about to make him suffer a little. Unexpectedly, Li Xian was so obedient that she was shocked. Of course, she had never considered the plan in his words - telling him the truth.

She breathed a sigh of relief only after the bleeding had mostly stopped.

Seeing that she was busy because of him, Li Xian took out the medicine powder and poured it into his palm. Although she had tried her best to show her reluctance, he was still pleased by her drooping brows and felt an unprecedented satisfaction for her careful bandaging technique.

It turns out that this is how Zhang Liang was treated in Guxiakou ten years ago.

He remembered that she was shivering with cold in the river at Guxiakou, but when he pulled her out, she hugged his neck and the first thing she said was: I'm glad you're okay.

This also happened ten years ago.

He stared at her blankly, his expression was as sharp as a knife but actually as gentle as water.

Xu Zhi has changed a lot, and yet it seems like nothing has changed.

He is not satisfied.

"Azhi, there is nothing you can't tell me. You told me that we are allies, and you and I know each other well." He fixed her gaze and said hoarsely, "We should fight side by side until death."

She stared into his eyes from the darkness, her fingertips touched the bandaged wound, she gently climbed up his shoulders, lowered her eyelashes, and said softly, "I won't let you die."

She ignored his smile that seemed to be asking for reward, and held his face. The gentle smile gradually faded away, and she looked down at him, "A smart person like you is better than a lot of useless people who get in the way."

Her eyes made him dazed, as if a ball of cold air quickly gathered, and the severe cold of dozens of degrees below zero swept through his body, making him unable to tell whether it was physical pain or...

Then, many concentrated red lights and shadows burst open in front of his eyes, and spots of light splashed, mixing together the things from his previous life, and his consciousness was about to fall suddenly, falling into the sea of ​​blood, approaching the end of hell.

She said slowly, "Internal affairs and external affairs cannot be rotten together. In the court, you are the supervisor. It is you, not me, who should stay in Xianyang."

Representative figures of the Legalists (such as Han Feizi and Shang Yang) advocated "not seeking to restore the past, and not following the law", emphasizing governing the country based on practical interests and legal systems, and opposing reliance on destiny, ghosts and gods, or divination for decision-making. Han Feizi said, "Those who worship ghosts and gods, believe in divination, and like to offer sacrifices are doomed to perish."