I don’t know if he didn’t enter the system list for this summons, or if he was simply on the hidden character list!

"Ding, the former Qin: Wang Meng, Quan Yi, Shi Yue, Mao Dang, Xue Zan, Cui Cheng, Cui Hong, Fang Mo, Fang Kuang, Yang Zhi, Yang Yao, Tian Xie, Han Yin, Hao Lue..."

I have to say that Fu Jian, the former King of Qin, may not be considered a successful person, but he is definitely a very charming figure.

Fu Jian came to the throne through a coup. From ancient times to the present, once the coup d'etat succeeds, they will carry out a bloodbath against the previous dynasty, but Fu Jian is indeed an exception. He only killed the tyrant Fu Sheng and more than 20 traitors.

Fu Sheng's son Fu Kui inherited the title of Duke of Yue. During the whole process, Fu Jian did not expand the killing scale and never killed any innocent people unjustly.

He made the former Qin Dynasty the most rapid economic and cultural recovery and development in China at that time, with relatively clear politics, the highest administrative efficiency, the most scale and magnanimity, and the most dynamic regime.

Even the Eastern Jin Dynasty, which regarded itself as orthodox, could not match the cultural relics and etiquette of the Pre-Qin Dynasty.

In the former Qin regime, most of the pillars and the most capable civil and military officials were not from the Di ethnic group, but were born from the Han or other ethnic minorities.

The world-famous Wang Meng, Quan Yi, Deng Qiang... were all Han scholars. There were also the Murong lineage headed by Murong Chui who was born in the Xianbei tribe, and the Qiang group headed by Yao Chang...

However, the hidden dangers behind this are also real. Therefore, after experiencing that great defeat, the most direct result was that the former Qin regime was falling apart.
Chapter completed!