Rebirth of the Qin Dynasty, I Am the Emperor

Emm, the three thousand white horse cavalry soldiers really don't make people suspicious. After all, the white horses of these three thousand cavalry cavalry can be said to be all snow-white war horses without any impurities. This must still be unbelievable at that time.

In fact, a large part of the reason why Ying Shou was able to achieve the final situation should be that he came from the later life. This can be said to be a golden finger for him who came from the later life.

First of all, I read about a hundred chapters, and the "Dynasty of Cultivation of Immortality" is not like "Dynasty of Cultivation of Immortality". It is said that it is an imaginary history. The author's writing is too boring. It feels to me that the author wants to write about the history of parallel time and space, and a Baiyue plot is written as a detective emperor. I skipped and skipped every time I watched it, and my passion was worn away. The unification is in civil turmoil and you are recuperating and developing and slowly swallowing up the surrounding areas, but the author writes and writes and goes to the world! What you Dagang wrote is unclear. When he first came out, he was a bit decisive in killing. Liu Bang, Xiang Yu and others killed them as soon as they were told. However, Baiyue and other generals who did not respect the emperor's decree have already shown that they want to rebel against you, the master of the world, and ran to find evidence of his rebellion. You are a descendant of Qin Shihuang but you don't have the domineering Qin Emperor at all. When you say that your system is set to be reborn in the Qin Dynasty in the modern era and can summon celebrities and generals from all eras, Zhang Liang and Xiao He should be killed. If you fail, you will lose this. Or you should accept it before worshiping Liu Bang as your master. I stopped reading after that. If the author originally wrote Dagang based on the setting of Conquer the World, I would still want to follow it. But the civil war broke out in the unification, and you wrote dozens of chapters about going to Baiyue to become a detective, and you wrote about Jianghu, and it was a bit like "The Dynasty of Immortal Cultivation". The main reason is that the author initially wrote the protagonist as a decisive person who kills, but gradually the author became more and more annoying as he wrote. Once unified, even if you develop the plot in ten chapters, the plot will not collapse. Because you are a modern person and know how big the world is, slowly swallowing up the surrounding dynasties. But what the author wrote is no different than running away to live in the world. This is why no one reads the book with more than a thousand chapters, and there are only 4 or 5 comments. In one sentence, the plot is not clear from Dagang. Finally, there is a mistake, "The king is not as good as Xiang, and the general is not as good as Li." The "king" means Xiang Yu is not wrong, and the "general" is Li Cunxiao, not Li Yuanba. Li Yuanba is said to have superior military strength in TV dramas or some wild experiences, but he is Li Shimin's third brother. Even if he dies, he will be granted the title of king. When has he ever been granted the title of general? When did Li Yuanba become obsessed with the saying "The king is no match for Xiang, and the general is no match for Li"?

As a subject, they actually asked the emperor what to do, so what use was that to them? Don't you even have any thoughts of your own? The country can be overthrown in one day. If you, an emperor with nothing but wine and rice bags, face the civil and military forces of other dynasties, how do you want to win?

No one really reads systematic historical novels.

The protagonist is an emperor, not a licker. Is he still in love? Do I love you? He doesn't have the majesty of Emperor Qin at all. How can you build a country of brothers for a small country? ? ? Really disgusting

No wonder no one has read this book. Think about it for yourself.

★ Although I know a little about history, I have never heard of Qin Shihuang having such a tombkeeper from the same clan? Or let people guard the imperial tomb after his death? He is the only "Prince" he has ever sealed! Look at the name he gave [Ying Shou] as the King of the Tomb? The purpose was to be a mausoleum guard in name only, and to make him swear not to rebel against the Qin Dynasty? It's obviously equivalent to being imprisoned, but he still has to be given a title to guard the tomb for himself, just like the Terracotta Warriors. Not to mention the historical celebrities who were drawn out, but how powerful is Li Yuanba? His IQ was as low as that of a child, so how did he die? Wasn't it Li Shimin's design to die? "Son of Heaven" "Monarch" "My Lord" "My Emperor" "Your Majesty" "Nai Gong" "Long live" "Aye" "Your Majesty" "Emperor" "Saint" "Emperor" "Your Majesty" "Ama" "Your Majesty..."

First of all, I have to say that the writing at the beginning makes people feel immersed in it, and also makes people want to read on! Until I saw Baiyue, I personally felt that the author was over-written. This book is okay to pass the time. If you worry too much, you can take a detour! First of all, let's talk about a few points about writing the story. First, the identity is very upright in the beginning, with the momentum and code of conduct of the emperor. However, killing so many people but not killing Zhang Liang and the three who committed suicide is a big failure. The reason is that regardless of whether he is a great talent or not, we must first understand what an emperor is? To be honest, in that era, if the emperor wanted to be the prime minister, his ministers had to die. It would be better for me to bear the world than for the world to bear me. Rebellion is the original sin. It is a pity but that is not a reason not to kill. Secondly, if there is a system to summon talents, it is even more killing. Killing or not killing is a matter of principle. For example, why is it said that accompanying the emperor is like accompanying a tiger? Anyone who deceives the king will be beheaded at every turn, let alone rebellion. Regardless of whether the starting point is right or wrong, rebellion is useless even if it is a gold medal for immunity from death. Other things can be accommodated but rebellion. The second hundred Yue Judgment case is really convoluted. Although it is explained later why it is so and so, you must understand that you are a king and you have a system. Well, I want to say, if you have a system and can't even deal with Baiyue, and you have to make so many tricks, it's like a spy movie, then it can end well. Of course, this is not the main reason. The real failure is that you didn't write it well. A time traveler still has a system, so it is best not to engage in those conspiracies and tricks. It is in serious contrast with the domineering and domineering image you foreshadowed at the beginning, the image of the eternal emperor! And the plot of Baiyue is as convoluted as yours. If Di Renjie had done it himself, he would probably have been killed. And he had to write Di Renjie so powerfully, dealing with Wu Zetian in that big dye vat while protecting the emperor's descendants, and continuing the empire for more than 200 years. Is it really that simple? But Baiyue, you made him look simple, like he was here to play, like a bystander, all dependent on you, and the system doesn't have any prompts, like the eye of insight, etc. You exaggerated your own resourcefulness! Don't say that as a person in the 21st century, you will naturally guess it after watching too many novels and movies. Anyway, you have laid the groundwork for Di Renjie so well, but you come out as a soy sauce. That's it. I hope you won't delete my book review. I didn't criticize it. It's just my opinion as an old bookworm. Isn't the comment area just for discussing and exchanging reading experiences? Otherwise, the author will not know some of his own problems. Only by discovering problems can he go further and further in his writing career...

What's better than giving a review on a chapter of a novel that you don't want to rate, but the author opens a small account?