Living in the Thunderbolt

Chapter 39 Going to Korea

The events of Baiyue deposing the Crown Prince Chimei Longshe and killing the Qin envoys caused the situation in Qin and Han to begin to change.

Officially, Li Si, who had not yet become famous, was sent as an envoy to the Kingdom of Han to question and negotiate.

Privately, King Ying Zheng of Qin also embarked on a journey to Korea.

In the plot, King Ying Zheng of Qin's move can be said to be quite risky.

But now?
In addition to the palace swordsmen, the King of Qin's guards, Gai Nie's protection, there is also the Great Sima, and the iron-blooded warriors following secretly.

Not to mention, King Ying Zheng of Qin had the power to protect himself given by the embers.

This meeting with Han Fei was quite safe.

Furthermore, it was not just a meeting, but also to bring out the undercurrents in Qin State and those who were unfavorable to King Qin Ying Zheng.

It is no longer like in the original drama, discussing ideas with Han Fei and wanting to recruit Han Fei. This is only a part of it.

Han Fei was indeed a talented person. He was a representative of the Legalists and one of the founders of the "Liusha" organization. He was the ninth son of King Han An and the elder brother of Princess Honglian. He was the most outstanding student of the Confucian master Xunzi and a fellow student of Li Si.

On the surface, he is careless and cynical, often hanging out in places of pleasure, but in fact he is extremely smart and is the epitome of the Legalists. He is ambitious and dissatisfied with his current situation.

In the original plot, this period was working towards the rise of South Korea.

As soon as he returns, he solves the case of the ghost soldiers' robbery and faces off against the Korean general and the four evil generals of the night.

Forcing the other party to release the deposed crown prince of Baiyue to cause trouble.

Later he was even overthrown by Han Fei. The only pity was Han Fei's own limitations and his misjudgment of the Korean royal family.

Speaking of which, that famous quote, "I want ninety-nine of the world in the Warring States Period," really makes people's blood boil.

There are more amazing characters in Korea, including Han Fei, Wei Zhuang who played the role of Guiguzi, Zi Nu who was the owner of Zi Lan Xuan, Zhang Liang who was one of the Three Heroes of the Early Han Dynasty, Yan Lingji who was the most beautiful lady of Baiyue, and many more.

Just Wei Zhuang is enough to write a thrilling story.

Wei Zhuang is a Korean, the heir of the horizontal sword technique of Guigu School, the current "Mr. Guigu", and the junior of "Sword Saint" Gai Nie. He is one of the founders of the "Liusha" organization and was once the general of South Korea. After the demise of South Korea, he led "Liusha" to secretly fight against the Qin State and Luowang Organization. Under his management, Liusha became a professional assassin group that people all over the world fear. Wei Zhuang is an important figure that cannot be avoided from "The Legend of Qin" to "Qin's Moon", the extra movies, and the novels.

This time, on the trip to South Korea, it is estimated that there will be many famous scenes to see. The ones that Yu Jin cares more about are the duel between Guigu Zongheng and Ba Linglong, and Gai Nie Wei Zhuang and Hei Bai Xuan Jian.

This duel can be said to be a rare high-level martial arts duel in Tian Xing Jiu Ge.

In addition, there is Han Fei's Ni Lin sword and the sword spirit, which Yu Jin is very curious about.

Although the ashes of Qin Shi Ming Yue were not lucky enough and had no remaining souls, the ashes of the bitter world did not believe that he had not made preparations for this.

He then lingered in the palace, with a wealth of historical records and secrets, and made many efforts, but all without success.

Could it really be Han Fei's halo as the protagonist? No, the reverse scale itself has existed for a long time.

Could it be a relic from ancient times? But why does it fit Han Fei's theory of fate?

This made Yu Jin very uncomfortable, as knowledge of Feng Shui and fate was not his strong point, or he basically had none of it.

Most of the ideas seen in TV dramas, TV novels and animations in previous lives, the real knowledge, is only available in the Realm of Bitterness, which I have not come into contact with. In other worlds, such as the world of Jin Yong's martial arts, there may be such books, but the knowledge in that world is useless, and Yu Jin has not read them.

Forget it, I’ll take a look at the Ni Lin Sword when the time comes!

However, the most noteworthy person in South Korea is still the Blood-Robed Marquis, not Bai Yifei, but the Blood-Robed Marquis of his mother's generation.

During the Warring States Period, even in Qin Shi Ming Yue, the status of women in general was not as high as imagined.

The position of Blood-Clothed Marquis was won through hard work. It is recognized by South Korea and is well-known in other countries.

It is really surprising that Bai Yifei of this generation is even stronger than Guiguzi Zongheng.

He is definitely the real villain boss at the end of Tian Xing Jiu Ge. Yu Jin is very curious about this guy’s heritage, which is very likely passed down from ancient times.

(End of this chapter)