It should have been a scene of mutual affection and perfect harmony, yet at Yanyan's words—"I ask the Master to teach me"—An Qisheng trembled all over.
This single sentence carried some formidable destructive power!
The entanglements between the Taoist School and the State of Qin were simply too deep.
Back when Shang Jun entered the State of Qin, Duke Xiao of Qin uttered the phrase "I ask the Master to teach me," and with that, the State of Qin began its rise.
Later, King Huiwen of Qin said, "I ask the Master to teach me," and Zhang Yi initiated the strategy of befriending distant states while attacking nearby ones, laying the cornerstone for Qin's prosperity for the next century.
Finally, King Zhaoxiang of Qin said, "I ask the Master to teach me," introducing yet another figure who struck fear into the hearts of the Hundred Schools of Thought—Fan Ju.
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