The Qin Dynasty Had a Prosperous Period

The writing is indeed good, but in my personal opinion, the protagonist is still a bit willful and lacks a sense of the overall situation, and the most basic advantages of a time traveler are not fully utilized. It is too obvious to engage in political intrigues with others every day, exclude dissidents, and form cliques for personal gain. What will Ying Zheng be like in the future? If others don't know that you are a time traveler, you also know something about it, right? The protagonist jumping up and down in front of him so early is really brave. At this time, the protagonist should calm down and deal with the broad masses of the people after gaining a certain status. History has proven that the power of the people is the most powerful. At this time, it is time to follow the mass line and lay a solid foundation. The common people don't care how brave so and so is, or how merciful so and so is, because it has no big effect on them. As for the protagonist, as a time traveler, judging from the previous situation, he also knows most of the basic skills of time travellers. He knows exactly how to make people live better, eat more, and wear better clothes. In this way, the people will firmly remember that it is the protagonist who keeps them fed and clothed, and the protagonist can give them a better life. Once there is a change, the protagonist raises his arms and the enemy will be overwhelmed by the vast sea of ​​people. Instead of letting the protagonist fall into the aristocratic thinking that I am good to the people as my reward to them, they must live if I let them live, and they must die if I let them die. Don't let the protagonist and those nobles scheming and collaborating to fight to the death for the so-called position of prince. Is the position of prince important? It's very important, but it depends on when the prince became the prince. When the First Emperor's prestige was at its peak, what could the prince do? You can't do anything, because if you don't do it, it's wrong. It's a sign of inaction. If you do, it's also wrong. This is called evil intentions. The First Emperor is not dead yet. What do you want to do with so many little tricks? Can't wait for the death of the First Emperor? So when you have a certain status, you have to be honest. You let the First Emperor see your ambition, your efforts, and your achievements. Stop being reckless. Yes, I think the protagonist's behavior in the court can be called reckless. In order to become the prince, he is reckless and eager for quick success. The protagonist himself requested to build a tower in Lishan. Well, just do it properly, get some labor-saving and convenient tools, and do it honestly. Just pop up from time to time and let the First Emperor know what you are doing. Well, I have been mentioning the Lishan project, but in the end, there is no description. I tinker with this and that all day long, Lord. The construction of Lishan Project by Jiao was completely covered up by the protagonist's nonsense, and the protagonist's credit is only for making this suggestion. Why, because it was actually Ji Hao and Zhang Han who built this thing, and the credit belongs to them. It is only because the protagonist is the person in charge, and actually did nothing.

There are ink marks on everything you do, and the protagonist seems to be unable to do anything. The whole process is mediocre, and I am not as interested in reading a history book directly.

Without unity, even farting is dangerous.

If you want to wear a crown, you must bear its weight. If you want to hold a rose, you must bear its wounds.

It takes eight days for someone to sign a contract I brought my dog with me...

I decided not to read it when I saw that it was divided into separate countries instead of establishing a system of counties and counties.

Chunyu Yue is upright, I think it's a matter of opinion. I think it's a joke to treat Fu Su as his biological son. Where does Ying Zheng belong? The battle of ideas is more important than life. It's just a tool placed by Confucianism around the King of Qin. Eggs can't be put in one basket. If you can't influence the King of Qin, you can't influence Qin. The heirs of the king will never want to see another King of Qin Yingzheng, and they will never teach Fusu to be assertive and courageous. This is exactly what King Qin wants to see, and it is also what the current situation requires. Look at the emperors in later generations, especially the Ming Dynasty, who did not regard the emperor as a tool for profit.

The only chance for the Qin Dynasty to survive is for Fusu to conquer the world again. The reason is that every new political system has backlash. The Qin and Sui Dynasties all died due to backlash. The Han and Tang Dynasties picked up what was ready-made, and the Ming backlash was reflected in Jianwen.

I'm not sure whether my surname is "Ying" or "Zhao"... Then just call me "Fusu", it's catchy and doesn't feel awkward!

I finally understand why the comment section of this book is so strange. I just like it and don't regret it, but I haven't seen it since.