The internal troubles in Chu were serious and the contradictions became increasingly acute. The people were dissatisfied with the rule of the new king. Mi Qi believed that this was a good opportunity to destroy Chu, but Qin Wangzheng ordered that he wanted to pretend to destroy Chu and approach Wei, and what Mi Qi had to do was to contain Chu.

At this moment, Wang Ben has led his troops to the north, and Mi Qi restrains the Chu State, so that the Qin army will destroy the Wei first. Yingzheng put aside the dispute of Chen Ying’s enfeoffment, which in turn caused Chu people to resent and anger. Facing the Chu scholars’ desire for enfeoffment, Mi Qi could not settle for himself. Even Li Si and Wang Wan were arguing about whether to enfeoffment.

General Xiang Yan asked the King of Chu to destroy the State of Qin, but was rejected by the Prince of Chu, Jinghan. In the palace, the King of Chu stated to his officials that Wang Jian was currently leading his army to march towards Chu State. This was not the greatest threat to Chu State. Chen Yingcheng’s Qiqi in the palace agitated the clansmen who were dissatisfied with the rule of the Chu king and tried to overthrow their rule. This was his biggest worry. Therefore, the king of Chu sent a letter asking for peace to Yingzheng. All this was expected by Yingzheng. During this period, he ordered Mi Qi to come to discuss with the king of Chu, with the purpose of siege of the city for Wang Jian’s army

Before Wei Wang led his army to capture the capital city beam, he had eradicated all obstacles outside the city and built walls to strengthen defense. Wang Ben led an army of 200,000 to attack Wei. Unexpectedly, the strong walls of Daliang City and the unparalleled world led him to fail the siege and suffer heavy losses. He had to order a withdrawal and reconsideration.

The envoy sent by the envoy of the king of Chu to negotiate with Mi Qi has been reluctant to hand over the map of Qingyang City. The envoy of the king of Chu said that he had seen through the conspiracy of Yingzheng, and the king of Qin had no intention of seeking peace with Chu. It was just for crusade against Wei.

After Wang Ben failed to attack the city, Guo Wei Liao believed that Daliang City was built with a suspended slab, with female walls and turrets for reinforcement. However, Ying Zheng was determined to destroy Wei’s heart, so he personally checked the battle report left by Bai Qi that year and found a way to break Daliang City, which was flooding Daliang.

Qin State sent an elite navy to support, and Wu Anjun Bai Qi flooded the beam with water, frightened Wei Guohezong, and cut off the link between the beam and the outside world. At this time, the floods had spread outside the palace of the King of Chu. General Chu proposed to save the women and children and food. A few months later, King Wei could no longer persist. In 25 BC, Qin general Wang Ben diverted the Yellow River and the chasm water to break through Liangcheng, causing the Wei King to descend to Qin, and Qin set up Dangjun in Wei.

After the defeat of the State of Wei, Ying Zheng discussed with the ministers to destroy the State of Chu. Li Xin believed that the key to the defeat of the State of Chu was to conquer the father of the State of Chu, and he could fight quickly. On the other hand, Wang Jian said that Chu has a large army and needs to fight against the country’s national strength. However, Wang Wan and others proposed that the implementation of enfeoffment could quickly disintegrate Chu in order to win the support of Chu’s anti-Chu forces. However, Li Si was firmly opposed and Ying Zheng also For the time being, the discussion of envelopment is put on hold.

On that day, Ying Zheng summoned Wang Jian privately and told him that implementing the enfeoffment system would only bring the world into turmoil again and the people would no longer have peaceful days. Because of his opposition to Yingzheng’s decision, Wang Jian was forced to resign and return to his homeland.

Li Xin and Meng Tian led 200,000 troops to attack Chu, planning to capture Yanling first, and then the father city. At this time, Xiang Yan found that Chen Ying was short of food, and there was nothing to do. Mi Qi stayed at Chen Ying to ensure that Chen Ying would not be occupied by Xiang Yan.

Because Qin Wangzheng refused to divide the confession, Mi Qi and the Chu scholars had a rift. After learning about this, Chu Gongzi Jinghan wanted to separate the two sides. When the Qin army occupied Chengfu, Mi Qi discovered that only 80,000 of the 100,000 military rations to be transported to Yanling were loaded in trucks, and 20,000 were stored in the warehouse. Mi Qi went back to the mansion to find the slips containing grain and grass, but found that it had been taken away.