聊天找不到话题怎么聊

错误在于我们自己，因为人不可以逆天命，他本人就是想改命，所以不可能，也正是由于他续命一定不能成功所以才有魏延弄灭主灯的故事！估计魏延也挺惨的，他不知道他是在替天行道。

秦始皇杀过人的问题，历年来人们对秦始皇的争议，还算是比较大的。直到近些年，人们对秦始皇的看法才开始慢慢地转变。秦始皇杀过人吗？答案是肯定的，那秦始皇杀过替他打过江山的功臣吗？其实，秦始皇还真的没有杀过功臣。一、秦始皇的度量与胸怀其实是非常大的大家看到我说秦始皇胸怀大，可能有人会提出质疑，那我给大家讲一个故事。

Qin Shi Huangdi's father was Qin Zichu, and his mother was Zhao Ji. Zhao Ji originally belonged to Chancellor Lu Buwei's concubine, but she became the queen of Qin after being given by Lu Buwei to Qin Zichu. After her husband died when Emperor Cheng was 13 years old, Zhao Ji managed the country together with Chancellor Lu Buwei.

As time passed, Zhao Ji and Lu Buwei fell in love again. However, fearing that their relationship would be exposed one day, Lu Buwei ended it with Zhao Ji. Yet, unable to bear loneliness alone, he helped her find a male companion in the palace.

Unfortunately, this companion made mistakes that led to his death and revealed everything about what had happened between him and Zhao Ji. However surprising it is for everyone involved - not least because of the emperor's own feelings for her - Emperor Cheng did not kill Lu Buwei either; instead he merely removed him from office and gave him a fiefdom in Henan province.

This shows that Emperor Cheng had a large heart as well as great tolerance towards those who were once close to him but later betrayed his trust.

Two、The benevolence of Emperor Qi: It is said that if there are any women who fall ill or get injured while under imperial protection during Emperor Qi’s reign they will receive medical treatment until they recover completely; no matter how high-ranking they may be within society if they commit wrongdoing against others then such actions will result in severe punishments without exception.

In other words no matter how important you are your wrongdoings won't go unpunished under his rule! This demonstrates another side of Emperor Qi which is even more impressive than people often realize: His fairness is truly beyond compare!

Three、What are some historical figures known for their intelligence? There have been countless examples throughout history where intelligent individuals played crucial roles shaping nations' destiny:

Gan Mao at age twelve becoming chancellor

Su Qin having six kingdoms' seals on hand

Li Si advocating standardizing weights and measures across China

And many more...

Four、If Zhuge Liang had succeeded in restoring Shu Han: The story goes like this:

Manipulate Dong Zhuo into killing off Xiao He (the trusted advisor)

Once Dong Zhuo has eliminated Xiao He,

Use Cao Cao's forces against Dong Zhuo

In reality however Zhuge Liang never got past step 1 before meeting an untimely demise himself due to internal strife caused by his plan backfiring so spectacularly.

Now let us consider what might have transpired if Zhuge Liang had actually managed all three steps successfully:

Firstly we'd see significant losses on both sides - perhaps half or less remaining soldiers from each army after such brutal battles; secondly we could expect heavy damage done within Shu Han itself following these intense conflicts leading up into total disarray; lastly there might still exist some undetermined number surviving enemy troops waiting patiently outside its borders eager pounce upon weakness should present itself anytime soon enough!