It is said that it is a classmate relationship. Li Si's deeds are too many. 1. admonition and expulsion order: Qin imperial court intends to expel guests from six countries, and Reese wrote an admonition and expulsion order to refute this stupid view. In the end, Qin didn't do such a stupid thing. 2. Harming classmates: deceiving Han Feizi to come to Qin as an ambassador and calling him a spy, which eventually led to Han Feizi being killed. 3. Support the county system: After the unification of the six countries, there was a big debate in the Qin Dynasty about which political system to use. Many people supported the enfeoffment system, but Lisi insisted on the county system, avoiding the situation of rigid unification and rigid division. 4. Unified writing: After the reunification of Qin, a decree was issued to unify the writing. The small seal was made by Li Si. Although the stone carvings on Mount Tai are incomplete, the seal script on it is said to have been written by Li Si, who became the first calligrapher in China. 5. Unified measurement of trains on the same rail: Although these policies have no clear attribution, they are generally attributed to Qin Shihuang, but Li Si, as the prime minister, should also be involved. 6. Burning books to bury Confucianism: It is said that this was also put forward by Li Si. 7. Jiao Zhao harmed Fu Su and made Hu Hai acceded to the throne: this was also the participation of Li Si. To sum up: Reese is a very capable and strategic legalist official, and many things he did have a far-reaching impact on the historical trend. But character is really a problem.

Han Feizi, as a North Korean aristocrat, had a lot of protection for his motherland, but Wang Han didn't think highly of his legalist theory. Han Feizi, who is good at writing books and defending justice, has no chance to expand his ambitions in his own country even if he gives up to Reese. Wang Han abandoned Han Feizi and respected him, but did not worship him. Although he realized his knowledge, he didn't publicize his theory. When I came to Ying Zheng, the king of Qin, I accidentally read the book Lonely Anger and lamented: There are such people in the world! Asked Reese, Ying Zheng didn't know that Lonely Anger was written by Li Si's other disciples, Han Feizi.

The war of Qin's annexation came to the last minute, and Han and Wei were on the verge of extinction. Because of the later victory, Qi accepted more bribes from Qin and was not prepared to attack. Chu, Yan, Zhao and Yue all wanted to unite against Qin. The king of Qin was shocked to hear the news and immediately ordered his ministers to discuss it. Yao Jia volunteered to go to these four countries. Later, he used his baby and clever tongue to deal with the four countries. Sure enough, the four countries refused to send troops and were willing to make friends with Qin. The last resistance of the four countries to Qin fell apart. Yao Jia came back to report the results, and the king of Qin was overjoyed. He sealed Jia Si's 1000-yuan tenancy tax and worshipped him as a superior minister. Then, the king of Qin carved up the four countries one by one, and finally unified China.