Da Qin's System Deceived Me into Living in the World of Xianxia

I have never thought that Qin Shihuang was a tyrant, but rather the greatest first emperor. I can even understand what happened back then as a result of civil strife. When Qin Shihuang's army was all outside the Great Wall to resist the Xiongnu, if that big With the army still there, how could Xiang Yu and Liu Bang succeed? If it weren't for the army led by Meng Tian, the Huns' cavalry would have already entered the Central Plains. As a result, the Qin Dynasty was destroyed. It was not until Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty that the Han Dynasty stopped the Huns' cavalry. Qin fell and China retreated. Without the First Emperor, the Seven Kingdoms would have perished, and they would have perished at the hands of foreigners. Qin's hundreds of thousands of troops resisted the Huns outside the Great Wall, but there was a fire in the backyard. I was dismayed that China was killed by the Huns for hundreds of years. During his 37 years in office, he never killed a general or minister without mercy. Prisoners were allowed a 40-day holiday from busy farming, and the world's first law was enacted to protect the rights of prisoners. There was also what was said in history to be a trap for Confucianism, but it was actually more than 400 charlatan warlocks who first defrauded them. Qin Shihuang promoted the rule of law, while Confucianism promoted the rule of virtue. Do you know why it is written in history books that Qin Shihuang burned books and harassed Confucians? History is written by the victors. In the eyes of Confucians, Qin Shihuang went against heaven. What is heaven? Confucians believe that their thoughts are heaven, and Qin Shihuang violated them.

The first few chapters are all introductions and a lot of nonsense. You don't understand that we are here to read a novel and not to see you popularize history and introduce some messy things. Two chapters are an introduction and I can tolerate it, but the question is whether you still have an introduction after 5 chapters. I didn't read the rest of Chapter 5 because it wasn't worth reading.

When I first saw it, I thought the plot was probably about the protagonist traveling to ancient times and leading the Qin Dynasty to cultivate immortality (with the spiritual energy recovery as the background, or the behind-the-scenes of the spiritual energy recovery in the Qin Dynasty). Who knows... It was quite good when I led Qin Shihuang to climb mountains and tell myths, and the foreshadowing was pretty good. As a result... We started talking about food directly. Well, at that time, I thought the author wanted to use this plot to lay the groundwork, but it turned out to be a damn good Qin on the tip of the tongue. You are really a poisonous book reader, with all kinds of fairy tales and future situations paved in the front. The result is a food novel for everyone. To be honest, if I hadn't calmed down, I would have thought of giving it a one-star rating.

Just stick to your own style and ideas. Many people who read novels don't like to comment, but when they click on it, it means they approve of you. You don't have to cater to some critical people. Your writing style is not concise enough. You can write slowly and don't be anxious. As long as the content is good, some people will like it. That's how writing is. You are anxious at first, but as time goes by, you will get used to it.

I am Shennong, I have tried hundreds of poisons without dying, and I despise the poisons in the world. Now that Nong Guan has returned from reading this book, I feel very tight in my chest every time I think about the toxicity of this book. You know that the peasants underestimate the greatness of the world, and this book will harm the fate of the peasants. Fortunately, Nong can resist this poison for a while, so he wrote this letter to tell all fellow Taoists: Leave it alone. Burning incense to comfort the farmers is enough.

Most of it is just information, and I feel like there is relatively little plot. When I got to Chapter 10, it just didn't make sense.

This book does not say that the plot is novel, but the IQ of the main and supporting characters is above average, the plot is not interesting, the reading is very smooth, and the update is not difficult,,,, but there is only one thing, the chapters are too short, the author is great

After being convinced, Qin Shihuang benefited future generations throughout his life. The purpose of burning books and entrapping Confucianism was to unify and stabilize the country, to build the Great Wall to ward off the Huns and give the people a chance to breathe, and to build the terracotta warriors and horses to protect the country's stability and destiny even after death. He may be ashamed of the people, but he will undoubtedly benefit future generations of the country.

Maybe his name is a fairy tale, but this kind of relaxed and comfortable life is mixed with a lot of historical common sense. Although some people will say that he is long-winded. But in fact this style is fresh and relaxed. Unless it gives too many people that sense of tension. On the contrary, it will make people feel peaceful.

Is it ok to eat so many things in tofu nao? A little bit of sugar is added to the tofu to retain the mellow aroma and texture of tofu. You tell me that there are so many things in the tofu and it's so salty, can it be eaten? Can it be eaten? Can it be eaten? Four-star negative review sent.