Jue Qin

This book is a masterpiece. The outline is very good, and there is a lot of content that can be filled in later. It fundamentally explains the social structure, social relations, and class conflicts, and explains the basis for the existence of imperial power. It is awesome...

Your book has a score of 7.5 In the Longkong Forum's novel rating, which is higher than 90% of novels. It's a very good score! ! ! As long as you, the author, persist and your writing skills do not drop, this novel will become your masterpiece. More and more people will read your book. Come on, author! !

I'm a little looking forward to how the nations of the world will face the behemoth born of this advanced thinking when Qin Shihuang rules the world. Thinking about the world's strife caused by this dimensionality reduction attack may be quite exciting. Of course, I hope to know the identity of the protagonist in his previous life, but the most important thing now is to update!

However, the writing style is a bit jerky, and the overall idea is too extreme. Although I wanted to write a "madman", the plot advancement was too outrageous and smooth. Basically, every time I make "excessive" remarks to Ying Zheng, I get positive feedback. . This is outrageous. Let's not talk about it for now. Otherwise, the plot would be impossible to deduce. The points and ways in which the conflicts arise are too favorable. The main poisonous point for me is that in the world view of this book, the Qin State and Qin Law existed to "limit productivity." They even oppose increases in grain production. . . . This is too much creating conflicts just for the sake of creating conflicts. Why did the Qin State spend many years building the Zhengguo Canal? What was the purpose of Li Bing's ancestors and grandsons building the capital Jiangyan? In ancient times, especially during the Warring States Period, the desire for increasing population and food production was basically endless. How could it be possible to deliberately limit food production, especially when the Qin State repeatedly won wars like gambling on the fate of the country. By the time of Zhuang and Xiang, there were basically more people but less land. . How can you do this? Moreover, the ruling class of Qin in the novel almost have a clear class consciousness. . If Marx hadn't summed it up well, would it have become common sense for the ruling class to give pre-Qin things that the intellectuals of old China couldn't sum up in a thousand years? Of course, as long as you don't read this book as a novel and read it the way you read Lu Xun, it's still a masterpiece.

But this book will definitely become a god! The premise is that it does not collapse

It turns out that Marx can be understood in this way. Many of the contents in it are a bit brain-burning for people like me who only know but do not understand. Moreover, Qin Shihuang was chosen, and the content was not boring. I don't know how the relationship with Qin Shihuang will develop in the end.

Destroying the sanctity of Qin Shihuang in an era when the people are still ignorant will only replace the emperor and re-establish the sanctity, which will not allow the working people to stand up. What if things get lost halfway? The Chinese region will not even be able to establish a unified state and become a place like India that is colonized by turns.

Of course, as long as you don't get 404! . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง Couple Paradise Street Office, um ヽ(○^㉨^)ﾉ♪

It's full of loopholes and I can't read it anymore. Many people in the book review section have pointed out the author's corrections and still won't change it. How on earth did this book get a score of 9?

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