In the thirty-seventh year of Qin Shi Huang (210 B.C.), Ying Zheng suddenly died violently during the parade, and the monarch who hoped for immortality finally did not reverse the natural law of birth, old age, sickness and death.

Although Qin Shi Huang died suddenly, judging from the historical records, his arrangements for the future have not been chaotic to the point of no order.

In fact, Qin Shi Huang knew that he would die very early, so he began to build his own blessed land for ten thousand years very early, and his mausoleum project has been carried out for many years, which is one of his arrangements for the future. Secondly, before his death, he did not let Hu Hai, who accompanied him on his parade, inherit the throne, but wrote a secret letter to Fusu, the son of the famous Ling, hoping that he would come to Xianyang to attend his funeral. According to the practice of the imperial court, because there are too many heirs, in order not to cause internal strife and power struggle, in order to avoid bloody massacres for the throne, the emperor is not allowed to participate in the funeral of the emperor without a will, without the express conscription of the imperial court. Judging from the above two points, Qin Shi Huang was not completely confused until his death, and he maintained a relatively sober mind until his death.

The death of Qin Shi Huang also has regrets. This regret is not because he did not find the elixir of immortality, but because they did not leave an upright and loyal minister for the Great Qin Empire.

After the death of Qin Shi Huang, Zhao Gao, Li Si, and Hu Hai conspired to destroy Qin Shi Huang's suicide note to Gongzi Fusu, and together they put Gongzi Huhai on the throne of the Great Qin Dynasty.

The year after the death of Qin Shi Huang, that is, in the first year of Qin II (209 BC), Hu Hai, the second king of the Great Qin Empire, officially appeared on the stage of history.

This clumsy arrangement resulted in the final death of all the participants, and they did not have to die well.

The prime minister Li Si, who sighed when he saw the rats in the toilet and the rats in the official warehouse, and finally became the "big rat in the official warehouse", was smart and confused for a while. In the second year of Qin II (208 BC), he was framed by Zhao Gao, and in the middle of the city, he was tortured in public - beheaded under the blue sky and white sun, and died on the same day, as well as his son, who was implicated in his innocent three clans.

Immediately afterwards, in August of the third year of Qin II (207 BC), Hu Hai was also forced by Zhao Gao, and committed suicide at the age of 24; This short-lived monarch, for the sake of power, would not have imagined that he would soon go with them when he brutally executed the relatives of his brothers.

After Zhao Gao killed Qin II, he once again used the power in his hands to support Hu Hai's brother's child Gongzi Ying on the throne, Zhao Gao did not expect that this time he was very unlucky, to Qin II three years (207 BC) September, that is, less than a month after Hu Hai's death, he was killed by his own tricks to support Gongzi Ying. I don't know if Zhao Gao thought that one day, he would have the same fate as Li Si when he slaughtered the three Li Si clans.

Perhaps, it is sometimes difficult for history to distinguish between right and wrong, but there are too many signs of karma in the traces of history.

Let's talk about the various things before the death of Qin II and his strange dreams recorded in the annals of history.

Although Qin II has many things to criticize, from a certain point of view, in that society, he is still a filial child. In accordance with his father's plan for his mausoleum, he sent manpower to fulfill his father's last wish, and buried his father in a grand manner, and buried him without leaving any breath. His ruthlessness and thoughtfulness can be regarded as his "talent".

The fall of the Qin Empire cannot be counted on Hu Hai's head. The new lord is young, his governance ability needs to be strengthened, and his experience in governing the country needs to be accumulated; Ministers abuse power and act perversely; This was one of the reasons for the political instability of the Great Qin Empire. One of the reasons for the unstable economic foundation of the empire was the emptiness of the treasury caused by the war of unification, and the country's vitality was damaged, and it took some time to recover. Parades, large-scale court projects, hedonistic projects, face projects, and even dead man's projects require too much taxation and human servitude. Due to the withering of the people's livelihood and the lack of livelihood caused by many projects, this is one of the reasons for the social instability of the Great Qin Empire. There is no one at the helm for the country and the people, there is no recuperation and recuperation, and there is no hope for the people to live. The end of the country will happen overnight.

At a time when the general trend of the world had already foreshadowed the collapse of the Qin Empire, Qin II was not yet able to fully participate in political affairs, and Qin II was not yet able to fully understand the chaotic situation.

That year, Xiang Yu captured Wang Li, the general of the Qin Dynasty, at Julu and continued to advance the army.

That year, Zhang Han's army was defeated and retreated, and he wrote a letter asking for support from the imperial court, which was reprimanded by the imperial court. Because he knew that Zhao Gao was in power, whether he had merit or not, and probably his life would be in danger, he finally surrendered to the army of the rebel princes.

In that year, the descendants of Yan, Zhao, Qi, Chu, Han, and Wei, who had been destroyed more than ten years ago, all set themselves up as kings and fought against the Great Qin court.

That year, people with some strength east of Hangu Pass, whether regular army or civilian organizations, joined the ranks of the rebellious princes.

That year, Liu Bang led tens of thousands of men to sweep through Wuguan, slaughtering the resisters who stood in his way, and he also privately sent people to buy off Zhao Gao, a favorite of Qin II.

Zhao Gao saw that the situation was so critical, and thought that if Hu Hai knew the truth, he was afraid that he would only have no place to die. So, he pretended to be sick and did not go to the court to see the emperor. Privately, Zhao Gao planned a new palace political upheaval.

At this moment, Hu Hai's death limit was approaching, and he also heard some rumors, knowing that the general trend of the world was irreparable and uncontrollable. At this time, he had a dream:

Qin II Hu Hai dreamed that a white tiger bit a horse on the left side of his chariot, and he killed the white tiger.

After having this dream, Hu Hai was depressed in his heart, and he felt that this strange dream was a little strange. He summoned Dr. Zhanmeng, hoping to find a plausible explanation and a metaphor implied by the dream.

Dr. Zhanmeng gave a lesson to Qin II's dream, and the result of the divination was that there was something ominous in Jingshui. After listening to Dr. Zhanmeng's explanation, Qin II fasted in the Wangyi Palace, wanting to sacrifice to the god of Jingshui and sink the four white horses into Jingshui.

Although the bad dream was dealt with afterwards, the bad luck still came as scheduled, and Hu Hai had to commit suicide under the conspiracy of Zhao Gao.

The dream of Qin II is very connotative and metaphorical for too many things.

When you are not able to control power, it is very dangerous to possess power, and the end result is death.

Qin II's dream was a nightmare.