Overthrowing the Qin Dynasty Starts with a Plan
About This Novel
Traveling to the end of the Qin Dynasty, Zhao Kun became an ordinary nineteenth son of the First Emperor. Because he had no memory of the original body owner and was worried about being slaughtered by Qin II, he planned to escape from the palace. However, an unexpected assassination caused a misunderstanding between Zhao Kun and the First Emperor's father, and a story that was both ironic and ironic began to unfold. Zhao Kun: "Spare your life, foster father! I recognize you as my foster father, your son. As the saying goes, a tiger cannot eat its own child!!" Ying Zheng: "..." Zhao Kun: "Father, the First Emperor will be alive in a few days, let's rebel!" Ying Zheng: "..." Zhao Kun: "Don't be afraid, foster father. As long as Xianyang City is conquered, you will be the emperor and I will be the prince. No one dares to object!" Ying Zheng: "It's great... That's great!"
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Official(80)Scraped 21d ago
Let me tell you a little story.
A lives in the city and eats eggs every day. He is a rich man. B lives in the mountains and eats eggs for the first time. He is a beggar. One day, C went to the mountains to cut firewood and found B actually eating eggs. He suspected that B had stolen A's eggs, so he told everyone in a big way that B was an egg thief. But B has never been to the city and has never seen A. So, what does this story tell us? Well, I seem to have seen this egg somewhere! (The boring knowledge has been added...)
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How can this be false? It feels too nonsensical. I personally don't like watching it.
I've written so much, at least kill one or two of those people who always want to kill the protagonist.
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The feeling after reading more than 200 chapters
The previous part is very exciting, but I didn't feel good after the eastward search. The characters' reactions were directed more deliberately. From my personal feeling, these characters should not react like this when encountering such an incident. Moreover, the first emperor and the protagonist survived the disaster. The most important thing should be to find a way to return to control the situation, rather than become bandits or something. Even if those few control the central politics, they can be called by the first emperor. If he has enough power, he can definitely find the person who is finally him. As long as someone escorts him to a few people with many soldiers, then the Xianyu people are just clowns. Now, if they go to turn grass into bandits, they must start an uprising. It seems to me a bit deliberate. Even if the world is in chaos, the script of breaking and then establishing, but as long as the First Emperor returns to Xianyang and kills those people and starts some wars, the chaos will still happen. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. Maybe the First Emperor is really dead before they have the courage to cause chaos. Again, I am not saying that the author's writing is not good, it is just my personal opinion. If you have any objection, then you are right.
Book review... Thousands of words condensed into one sentence: Words without cp are perfect. What a pity. What a pity. Is love so important?
Just read it as an fictional novel
Don't bring it into history, it's good to read it as an imaginary comedy novel. It's just that the battle of unification was a bit watered down later on, and I wrote a lot of awesome things about the opposing generals, which didn't feel like it made much sense. Not as strong as Xiang Yu. No matter how awesome the description is, it's meaningless. He couldn't handle the Musketeers.
It's a good frame and background, but the content is a bit intellectually depressing.
There is a contradiction in this introduction. It is said that he is the nineteenth son of Qin Shihuang, and then Ying Zheng is recognized as his adoptive father. . .
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Official(80)Scraped 21d ago
Let me tell you a little story.
A lives in the city and eats eggs every day. He is a rich man. B lives in the mountains and eats eggs for the first time. He is a beggar. One day, C went to the mountains to cut firewood and found B actually eating eggs. He suspected that B had stolen A's eggs, so he told everyone in a big way that B was an egg thief. But B has never been to the city and has never seen A. So, what does this story tell us? Well, I seem to have seen this egg somewhere! (The boring knowledge has been added...)
Let's also add a complementary building to QQ Reading!
Welcome to check in! Welcome to vote for your favorite name!
How can this be false? It feels too nonsensical. I personally don't like watching it.
I've written so much, at least kill one or two of those people who always want to kill the protagonist.
I have opened a group. Anyone who likes to chat can go there.
Group number 984988466, I hope everyone supports the genuine version, thank you very much!
The feeling after reading more than 200 chapters
The previous part is very exciting, but I didn't feel good after the eastward search. The characters' reactions were directed more deliberately. From my personal feeling, these characters should not react like this when encountering such an incident. Moreover, the first emperor and the protagonist survived the disaster. The most important thing should be to find a way to return to control the situation, rather than become bandits or something. Even if those few control the central politics, they can be called by the first emperor. If he has enough power, he can definitely find the person who is finally him. As long as someone escorts him to a few people with many soldiers, then the Xianyu people are just clowns. Now, if they go to turn grass into bandits, they must start an uprising. It seems to me a bit deliberate. Even if the world is in chaos, the script of breaking and then establishing, but as long as the First Emperor returns to Xianyang and kills those people and starts some wars, the chaos will still happen. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. Maybe the First Emperor is really dead before they have the courage to cause chaos. Again, I am not saying that the author's writing is not good, it is just my personal opinion. If you have any objection, then you are right.
Book review... Thousands of words condensed into one sentence: Words without cp are perfect. What a pity. What a pity. Is love so important?
Just read it as an fictional novel
Don't bring it into history, it's good to read it as an imaginary comedy novel. It's just that the battle of unification was a bit watered down later on, and I wrote a lot of awesome things about the opposing generals, which didn't feel like it made much sense. Not as strong as Xiang Yu. No matter how awesome the description is, it's meaningless. He couldn't handle the Musketeers.
It's a good frame and background, but the content is a bit intellectually depressing.
There is a contradiction in this introduction. It is said that he is the nineteenth son of Qin Shihuang, and then Ying Zheng is recognized as his adoptive father. . .
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