I, the Great Qin War God, Defied the Imperial Decree and Wiped Out the Xiongnu from the Start

As the title says, if the protagonist is so powerful, why not just kill Qin Shihuang and establish himself as emperor, but also follow Qin Shihuang in front of Qin Shihuang? How come Qin Shihuang, the first tyrant of all ages, is still written about him well? It is really incomprehensible. The author is Gou, Qin Shihuang has a stubborn tongue!

The Xiongnu invaded and the kingdoms besieged? Brother, since the Spring and Autumn Period, although the vassal states have been fighting to the death, they have all followed the principle of respecting the king and fighting the barbarians. Respecting the king may not necessarily be the case, but resisting the barbarians is absolute. If the Huns dare to invade, it is very likely that other countries will not attack the Qin State and directly lead their troops to fight the Huns.

As mentioned, I haven't read it yet, but I personally feel that Brother Zheng will not withdraw his troops if he encounters a Huns invasion. He will find other ways to recruit or transfer troops from other places. Those on the border should not be moved, let alone issue continuous decrees.

Your family's weapons are 11 feet long??

Actually, if he could win, Ying Zheng would just call for a fight. If it were Ying Ji, he would have to resist.

There were no cavalry during the Warring States Period, let alone the Huns. The protagonist should at least get a three-piece cavalry suit.

According to the author's writing, if there were no protagonist Da Qin, would Daqin be gone?

What are you thinking? If the Huns dare to come over, the Seven Kingdoms Allied Forces will destroy the Huns.

Let me guess, this should be the son of Qin Shihuang

Have you seen Qin Shi Mingyue?