The Leisurely Life of Qin People

Farming is leisurely Traveling through Fusu, he was less than 16 years old, and then slowly integrated into this era, flapping his wings like a butterfly, accepting Li Si as his teacher, having his own ideas, and being recognized by his old father Qin Shihuang. Listening to the book for a while before going to bed feels very comfortable, not so violent, and just for leisure reading. Dry food +

Current ranking of the book list: Not ranked (will be removed in the next update) Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3 Characterization score: 3 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 17 Other comments: To sum up, the writing style of this book is actually more like a documentary on the illusion of civilization with a high vision. It reads like a plate of stir-fried seasonal vegetables. It can not only relieve your mood but also give you a different kind of refreshing feeling when you are used to eating big fish and meat. However, it does feel a bit bland after long-term use. In addition, the overall structure of this book is actually very similar to "Picked Up a Book of Three Kingdoms", except that the author's writing perspective is always high in the sky and rarely goes back to focus on the specific details of a certain thing. The advantage of this approach is that no matter which part the reader starts from, it will not affect their reading experience. As for the disadvantage, it is the lack of a sense of immersion. Readers are at most bystanders watching others play sandbox games. They can leave at any time and come back at any time to continue watching. In short, when you are upset and can't find the right book to read, you can use it to lighten your mood and change your taste.

Keywords: Daqin, Fusu, daily life, change I feel that the author is very powerful and has a profound historical background. Moreover, the perspective of writing articles is different from that of many online articles. Some of the changes in the novel feel like a climax in other novels, breaking out all at once, making you forget about it after reading it. But in this article, you will feel that it is a natural change in daily life. It seems that one sentence can sum up the feelings you have experienced. But when you come back to your senses after reading it, you feel that the development is very reasonable and worthy of careful review! There are too few written about Qin I feel like this is a fairy tale

This author's book is very comfortable to read. It would be great if the author of Shuangwen could write like this. This is a time-travel novel set in the Qin Dynasty. The protagonist's soul is transformed into the son Fusu, and he tries to use modern knowledge to change the fate of the Qin Dynasty after Qin Shihuang unified the six kingdoms. The story avoids the bloody machinations of traditional historical texts, and instead focuses on "slow-paced" development such as agricultural improvement and people's livelihood improvement - such as teaching farmers to grow high-yielding crops, promoting water conservancy technology, and even quietly promoting system reforms through interactions with historical figures such as Li Si and Han Fei. The biggest highlight of this book is the detailed restoration of the social style of the Qin Dynasty. From the architectural layout of Xianyang Palace to the food, clothing, housing and transportation of ordinary people, it can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into it. The protagonist's "golden finger" is not a traditional system, but a reasonable deduction based on historical knowledge, such as using the experience of later generations to improve farm tools and predict policy shortcomings. This "soft time travel" setting makes the story more realistic. Overall, it is suitable for readers who have requirements for historical details and like "boiling frogs in warm water"-style changes.