What do you think of Qin Shihuang? Fierce eyes, tyrannical temperament or domineering domineering? No matter what you imagine, I don't think you can imagine jumping up and down like a monkey, moody like a child, crazy like a madman. This Qin Shi Huang was extremely subversive. But after reading you may understand. He lived in Zhao State since he was a child. He was originally from the Qin royal family, but he was bullied all the time. Zhao Nv said that he was very good when he was young and everyone liked him. In fact, I think she has never understood this little boy who grew up with him and her. Looking at the tyranny of Ying Zheng's extermination of Zhao from the back, I feel that the freezing three feet is not a day's cold. In Zhao Nv's eyes, the quiet years were better than Ying Zheng's, but it was an unbearable time, or even gnashing her teeth every time she thought about it. It's just that this child is very shrewd, and it is concealed with the child's innocence. It's a pity that although Nv Zhao gave Ying Zheng the warmth and respect he longed for when he was young, she never entered the truth of his heart. In fact, the years when he was surrounded by others had left a huge shadow on Ying Zheng's heart, and this shadow was hatred. But if there is no stimulation from the back, maybe his hidden darkness will not occur in his lifetime. It was not until later that he discovered that the attendant beside his mother, Concubine, had no merit but was named a hou; But he actually wanted to rebel and wanted his own child to be king. This complete betrayal from his mother made him resentful and helpless. But it was the straw that broke the camel's back: the shocking secret revealed by Leo when she was dying. Ying Zheng could only force his own father, Lu Buwei, to death in order to block Youyou's public. So his world completely collapsed. Coupled with the ruthlessness and restraint of the ancestors of the Qin state, he completely released the beast in his heart and started a mode of killing all the way. So that's why we see Qin Shi Huang as a neurotic and a bit wretched image. The movements and expressions of all the characters are extremely exaggerated. I think this is the real drama in the director's mind, or he deliberately wants to show the appearance of the ancients to show the difference from modern people.
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