Eastern Emperor of the Warring States Period

A perfect start - bloody collapse! In the middle of the Warring States Period, there were two emperors in the East and West, Qin in the west, and Qi in the east. Unfortunately, when the five kingdoms opened their eyes, they attacked Qi, and Qi declined greatly and was unable to recover. The protagonist traveled through time and became Tian Ji, the second son of King Qi Min. He tried his best to avoid the ending of the collapse, but was repeatedly ignored by his headstrong father who was obsessed with success and committed suicide. King Qi Min perfectly avoided all the correct operations. He was a little expert in committing suicide, making people stunned and dumbfounded! This article is easy to read, neither too straightforward for modern times nor too classical. The shortcomings are that the sense of substitution is too fast, too positive (he was seriously injured and dying), a little abrupt, and the thinking is like that of the ancients (maybe the protagonist or the author did it deliberately), but it makes modern people (such as some book friends in this chapter) slightly uncomfortable (the values ​​​​are different. Maybe modern people are too straightforward, hypocritical, and selfish😄)

The progress is a bit slow, a bit frustrating and awkward, but slowly it is getting better!

The new book by the author Huai Wang of Dachu is full of useful information. The shortcoming is that it is full of useful information and not enough to make it enjoyable. If you like historical deductions, you can check it out

In the middle of the Warring States Period, there were constant disputes in the world. Tian Ji, who had just traveled through time and became the son of King Min of Qi, was confused and shocked to hear that Le Yi had defeated Qi's main force in Jixi and was leading the Yan army to kill Linzi. Tian Ji remembered that in history, Linzi was conquered by Le Yi, and the hundreds of years of wealth of the Qi State were obtained by the Yan State, and King Qi Min died tragically, leaving only a single seedling of the Prince of Qi Min, King Qi Xiang, and so on.