First Emperor

The young Qin Shihuang possessed the memory of a failed time traveler Everything is about to change!

Rigorous type. The First Emperor was written by The Loss of Carthage, he was a fourth level boss and the book he wrote was guaranteed. The author has solid historical materials and a solid foundation, and there are no historical flaws. It is not a fantasy historical novel, but a rigorous one. No big poisonous spots. The plot is reasonable and well-founded, and the author is not forcing the protagonist to shine. In addition, it is a niche historical novel that travels to the end of the Warring States Period. It is not a poorly written dynasty. It is novel and refreshing. Overall, it's worth a look and it's a great book. It is about Zhao Zheng gaining the memory of a time traveler and strengthening the Qin State. It writes about the growth process of Zhao Zheng, who has become the King of Qin. The author's writing is powerful, and the protagonist's character is rich and real, suspicious, kind, majestic... Impressive. The author has completely penetrated the psychological position of the protagonist Ying Zheng. When reading this book, you will feel that you have traveled through time and space to the King of Qin's sweep of the world. What a heroic sight! It was a magnificent era when the swords were wielded to cut through the floating clouds and the princes came from the west. The author describes a complicated emperor Ying Zheng, who is suspicious and does not trust Qin officials because he is just a worker and can be corrupt, but he can only appoint them because the protagonist Ying Zheng knows that his base is the old Qin people in Guanzhong and the majority of Qin officials. He only believed in himself and insisted on handling the complicated memorials. I believe that only the common people can pass it on safely. He taught Fu Su the art of imperial thinking as the prince, and his kindness and childishness at the age of 12 or 3 were shown in the book, and his growth was also seen. Now they have unified the four kingdoms of Han, Yan, Zhao and Wei, and are preparing to attack Chu. It describes the helplessness and other psychology of being a king on the weak side, and writes about the steps of Ying Zheng, who is on the strong side.

Character creation: 7.5 (A few are relatively vivid) Creativity: 7 (common) Writing style: 8 (serious and realistic) Historical fit: 7.5 (Relatively consistent with historical facts) Update status: Updated daily Personal recommendation: There are many historical time-traveling books, but the recent rise of "indigenous" protagonists. The protagonist of this book, Shi Huang, received the memory of a scum who traveled through time in his soul when he was young (when he discovered that he had transformed into Qin Shihuang, he began to miss women. What is he if he is not a scum?), And he began to dominate the world from then on. In the early stage when I was the king, grandson and prince, I mainly clicked on the technology tree, iron smelting, glass, etc. In the middle stage, I started to dominate (current progress). Personally, I feel that the only poisonous point is that Han Feizi is described as a talented but calculating villain.

Qin Guowen (It is very rare to have Qin Shihuang as the protagonist.) Era: Late Warring States Period Main plot: It begins with the Zhao State as a proton, inventing, promoting agricultural technology, and making friends with Pingyuan Lord Zhao Sheng. After returning to China and succeeding to the throne, he got close to Lu Buwei, built Luoyang Academy, excluded Han Feizi, made large-scale iron and steel, conducted cautious reforms internally, and expanded externally (the six countries have not yet been unified) Changes: Lu Buwei is still the top advisor of the Qin Dynasty, and the Queen Mother did not have promiscuous relations with Lao Ai... Generally speaking, there are minor changes compared to history, but the major changes are unchanged. It feels like the protagonist is mainly committed to keeping the Qin Kingdom alive, as long as he doesn't die in the second generation. Thoughts: Qin is a great country with classical militarism. The strong execution power is unmatched by any previous dynasty. This also brings about a problem, the overly advanced system and productivity are extremely mismatched. When this war machine had no outlet, and the invincible Qin army no longer received generous material rewards, the military merit system, the foundation of the country, was shaken. The protagonist clearly understands that there are countless flames waiting to explode under the shadow of the ever-growing empire. His meager science and technology cannot save Qin...