Obviously, I think so. Fu Su once advised Qin Shihuang to modify the strict Qin law, be kind to the people, and treat the Confucian scholars lightly, but Qin Shihuang thought that Fu Su was bewitched by the Confucian scholars and reprimanded him loudly, and sent him to the border to supervise the army. This led to the change of sand dunes later. Zhao Gao and others tampered with the imperial edict, but Fu Su was not around the first emperor. As a result, Qin Ershi succeeded to the throne and ignored the affairs of state. Treacherous court official Zhao Gao took the opportunity to crowd out Zhongliang and control the state affairs. As soon as Qin Ershi ascended the throne, the peasant uprising broke out. Because Zhao Gao and others crowded out Zhongliang, a large number of loyal ministers of Qin were able to submit to Xiang Yu and Liu Bang. Later, Liu Bang captured Xianyang and the Qin Dynasty perished.