Chapter 119: The Emperor of Heavenly Demons, the Lord of Cruelty

Shi Hu? Chaos Heavenly Demon?

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Chaos Heavenly Demon, the true king of all demons on this planet.

Unlike the Ancestor Heavenly Demon, who is foreign, he is a life born from the thousands of turbidities in this world. Before the first yuan, the Heavenly Punishment came, and the Chaos Heavenly Demon thought that he was magically profound, and stood up to fight the Heavenly Punishment, and after seven days and seven nights of great battle, he was destroyed by the Heavenly Punishment.

only ended up with a complete end.

Shi Hu, the monarch of Zhao after the Sixteen Kingdoms period, Shi Le's nephew, is also a very brutal big devil.

Compared with him, Bai Qi, the god of killing, can only be regarded as principled, and Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, is even more of a good baby!

Shi Hu, who is brutal by nature, likes to beat people with a slingshot when he is a teenager. At the age of eighteen, because of his extraordinary martial arts and bravery, he was favored by Shile and was named the general of the conquest. Shi Le later hired the sister of the general Guo Rong as his wife for Shi Hu, but Shi Hu liked Zheng Cherry, a famous acrobatic actor at that time. So he killed Guo and later married Zheng. After that, Shi Hu married Cui again, and finally died at the hands of Shi Hu due to Zheng's provocation.

In the army, anyone who is more talented or martial than Shi Hu, Shi Hu will try to kill them, and the number of people who die at his hands is uncountable. Shi Hu is a good killer, and every time he captures a city, he kills both men and women. Once, after Shi Hu captured Qingzhou, he ordered the slaughter of the city. In this bloody massacre, only more than 700 people were left to save their lives.

Before Shi Le's death, Shi Hu coerced the crown prince Shi Hong to arrest and imprison Cheng Yao and Xu Guang, the ministers who had advised Shi Le to get rid of him. He also ordered his son Shi Di to lead his troops into the guard, the civil and military officials were afraid, and the prince Shi Hong was also so frightened that he hurriedly said to Shi Hu that he was not a talent to rule the world, and Shi Hu was the real son of heaven. But Shi Hu understood that Shi Le's bones were not cold, and if he became the emperor like this, he would only betray his relatives and be scolded by later generations. Therefore, he would rather be a little patient and perform Cao Cao's play of "coercing the Son of Heaven to order the princes", and the crown prince ascended the throne.

After Shi Hong sat on the throne, he became a puppet emperor. After Shi Hong ascended the throne, he was forced by Shi Hu to make him prime minister, king of Wei, and Da Danyu, and then seal the land. His three sons were all given positions of military power, and his relatives and cronies were placed in positions of great power, while the civil and military officials who had previously been Shile were placed in idle positions without power. At this time, Hou Zhao had truly formed a situation of "coercing the Son of Heaven to order the princes". In the ninth year of Xianhe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Shi Hu tore off his mask and forced Shi Hong to abdicate, and imprisoned Shi Hong and his relatives, and killed them immediately.

After Shi Hu became emperor, Lishi became the crown prince and began his extremely extravagant rule. Shi Hu disregarded the burden of the people everywhere to levy and kill, so that the people's military service and forced labor burden was quite heavy, and he also ordered that all families with the privilege of exemption from military service should be taken from two out of five and two out of four, and all families without privileges should be required to serve. In order to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the goods of the soldiers were requisitioned throughout the country: one car for every five people, two oxen, fifty pieces of rice grain, and ten copies of silk. Countless people had to sell their children for safety.

In the second year of Zhao Jianwu, in order to decorate Yecheng, Shi Hu ordered Zhang Mi, the general of Yamen, to transport Zhongyu, Jiulong, Weng Zhong, Tonghuo, Feilian and other creatures from Luoyang to Yecheng. On the way to transport, a Zhong Yu submerged into the Yellow River, so Zhang Mi ordered more than 300 people to dive into the water, tie Zhong Yu to a rope, and then use more than 100 oxen and many reels to pull Zhong Yu up, and then built a large boat that could hold Wan Hu on the spot, and transported these symbiotics across the Yellow River. Later, a very large car was built to transport Xiangsheng to Yecheng, and this operation alone used thousands of people's labor and blood and sweat.

In the west of Yecheng three miles, there is the Sangzi Garden built by Shi Hu, and many luxurious palaces have been built in the garden near Zhangshui, which is filled with beautiful women. They even kill their husbands during beauty pageants. There are famous species of rare beasts in the garden, and Shihu often plays and sets up banquets here. Within 200 miles from Xiangguo to Yecheng, every forty miles make a line of palaces, each palace has a lady, dozens of maids live, and the door is guarded by the Yellow Gate official.

In the bathroom, it is even more ingenious: in the queen's bathroom, the doors and windows are carved into woodcuts, and it is here that Shi Hu and the queen groom themselves. And on April 8 every year, the statue of the prince of the Kowloon Spit Water Bath made here is made by Seiko. In front of the Taiwu Palace, there are multiple layers of "filters" such as yarn in the middle of the ditch.

"Feng Zhao" is also one of Shi Hu's inventions, Shi Hu will sit with the queen on the high floor when dealing with political affairs, and write the edict on five-colored paper, and put the edict in the mouth of a "phoenix" carved from wood, lacquer painting, and golden legs. The golden phoenix is tied to a rope that is pulled by the wheel. When the edict is issued, the "phoenix" is like flying down from the sky, and the ministers have to kneel down to receive the edict.

Every once in a while, Shi Hu would assemble the ministers, each time he wore a crown of heaven, wore a jade seal, and followed the rules of the weekly rites, and then watched the acrobatic performances. There were a hundred and twenty large iron lamps hanging on the temple. Under the lamp, thousands of palace maids and stone tigers wearing gold and silver ornaments watched the performance. Outside the hall, thirty drums were played at the same time, and the drum music shook the sky, and the scene was extremely shocking.

Shihu was good at hunting, but he couldn't ride a horse because of his fatness, so he used a hunting chariot instead. And his chariot was equipped with a luxurious canopy feather, which was carried out by twenty men, and there was a hinge device under the seat, which could be turned according to the location of the prey. When he goes out hunting, Shi Hu will wear a hat made of gold and pants, and hold a bow and arrow. In order to facilitate hunting, Shi Hu took a large area of fertile land north of the Yellow River as a hunting area, and sent the imperial history to supervise it. If the people have beautiful women or good cattle and horses, and the officials ask that they not give them, they will frame them as "beasts", so many people are sentenced to death.

Shi Hu also believed in Buddhism, and listened to a foolish rumor from a monk named Wu Jin, saying that the qi of the Hu people had declined, and the qi of the Jin people had begun to recover, and the Jin people had to be forced to suppress their qi. As a result, Shi Hu ordered the forcible conquest of more than 160,000 men and women and 100,000 cars from the counties near Yecheng to repair the Hualin Garden in the east of Yecheng, and build a long wall for dozens of miles around the garden.

After ascending the throne, Shi Hu often did cruel and debaucherous things. He would lead a hundred horsemen to the houses of his vassals at night, and he would molest the wives and concubines of his vassals. It will also make beautiful women such as palace maids dress up first, and then beheaded, wash the blood of the head, put it on a plate, and share it with others. If you find a beautiful nun, you will kill them, cook their meat with beef and mutton, and give it to your subordinates to taste.

In history, it is also recorded that Shi Hu's father and son killed each other.

Shi Hu's son Shi Di was dissatisfied with his father's favor for the other two sons Shi Xuan and Shi Tao, and gradually, this dissatisfaction turned into hatred, and he hated his father Shi Hu to the core, and he wanted to kill his father and seize the throne. After Shi Hu learned about it, he arrested Shi Di's subordinate Li Yan for interrogation, Li Yan was so frightened that he didn't know what to do, so he told Shi Hu everything about everything: kill Shi Xuan and kill Shi Hu to seize the throne. When Shi Hu learned about it, he beheaded more than 30 people from Li Yan and his family, and then imprisoned Shi Di in the East Palace. Shi Hu was furious and ordered Shi Di, his wife and family to be killed, and then stuffed into a coffin, killing more than 200 of Shi Di's henchmen at the same time.

After Shi Di's death, Shi Xuan became the crown prince, Shi Xuan's mother Du Zhaoyi was the queen of the Heavenly King, and Zheng Cherry was abolished as the concubine of the East China Sea. At this time, the cannibalism of the Shi family has not ended, but has become more intense.

Later, Shi Xuan wanted to get rid of Shi Tao because he was dissatisfied with his father Shi Hu's favor for Shi Tao. Soon after, the two brothers often clashed, so Shi Xuan cut off Shi Tao's hands and feet, pierced his eyes, and broke his stomach. Shi Xuan also planned to kill his father at Shi Tao's funeral in order to take the throne.

Shi Hu learned that his beloved son Shi Tao had died and was in a coma for a long time, and he wanted to attend his son's funeral, but fortunately, the minister's reminder did not attend the funeral. Later, Shi Hu got a report from an insider and learned that the crown prince Shi Xuan had killed Shi Tao. Shi Hu, who was extremely indignant, ordered an iron ring to penetrate Shi Xuan's forehead, and poured his food into a large wooden trough, so that Shi Xuan ate like a pig and a dog. Shi Hu licked the blood from the sword that killed Shi Tao with his tongue, and made a decaying sound that shook the palace. So he ordered a firewood pile to be buried in the north of Yecheng City, and a wooden pole was set up on it, and a roller was installed on the pole to tattoo him. And let Shi Tao's favorite eunuchs, Hao Zhi and Liu Ba, drag Shi Xuan's tongue and hair, pull Shi Xuan up the pyre along the ladder, and then tattoo him with a roller, and then use the same method to torture Shi Xuan. When Shi Xuan was dying, he lit fires around the pyre, and Shi Xuan was burned to ashes. This did not quench Shi Hu's anger, and then ordered the ashes to be dispersed into the famous road, let people, horses, and carriages trample on them, and killed Shi Xuan's wife and nine sons, and broke the cars of Shi Xuan's guards, eunuchs, and hundreds of other people, and threw their bodies into the Zhanghe River.

Decades later, the Xianbei replaced the Xian as the new overlords of the north.

But the new owner of Yecheng, Emperor Yan Murong Jun, could not sleep peacefully, he was always bitten by Shi Hu in his dreams, so he ordered someone to open Shi Hu's tomb. Due to the hasty burial in the turmoil, it was not cremated according to the customs of the Hu people, and the body did not decompose. Murong Jun had the massive corpse whipped and humiliated, and then threw it into the Zhanghe River. The corpse floated in the torrent, and was immediately stopped by the bridge pillars, refusing to go down the river again. The dead Shi Hu is still nostalgic for this city that belongs to him. Murong Xianbei did not dare to approach this bridge again. So, Shi Hu accompanied Yecheng like a curse.

Twenty years later, 38-year-old Fu Jian conquered Yan Kingdom and came to Yecheng again. At this time, he was already the former Qin Emperor, ruling a territory that was even wider than Shi Hu's back then. Fu Jian collected Shi Hu's huge corpse, gave it a decent funeral, and then returned west with his captives.

Under the eyes of the lonely city, the descendants of the Murong royal family were escorted in a queue to Chang'an, the ancient capital of the west. Yecheng returned to its slumber until the splendor and nightmares of the next century.

Now, Gu Xiao actually said that the blood-clothed man who appeared in front of them was Shi Hu, the Chaos Heavenly Demon, which was unbelievable.

But the man in blood himself laughed and said, "It's not bad at all, I'm Shi Hu, but I still prefer others to call me a Chaos Heavenly Demon!" ā€