Great Qin: It Was Supposed to Be a Drill, but You Seized the Chance to Usurp the Throne
大秦：说好是演习，你却趁机篡位
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
796Chapters
4.6MReads
61.2kFlowers
10.0Score
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Although I enjoyed watching it, as a die-hard fan of the First Emperor, I felt that the First Emperor was too shady. I could only try my best to brainwash myself. This is just a novel, a novel. This is not the First Emperor.
But Qin Shihuang was different. He could die happy when his son rebelled. If he succeeded, he would probably laugh even thinking about it after he died!
This is not like Da Qin, it feels like a fantasy-style martial arts novel wearing the cloak of Da Qin.
I think there is something wrong with the author's brain. He wrote Ying Zheng in the same way. The whole plot is about killing and killing. Moreover, the Qin Dynasty has the weakest overall strength. The army is all inferior and the generals are no more than eight ranks. Any concubine sent by the Huns at random is at least ninth rank. There are hundreds of other scholars and the remnants of the Six Kingdoms are all experts. I just can't figure out what the author is thinking.
Li Si is a neutralist and doesn't like Fusu. Li Si is a Legalist and Fusu is a Confucian. How can he care about Fusu?
Regicide to seize the throne, imprisonment and humiliation, who would be willing to be the son of a loveless lover?
I originally wanted to say something to you, but I am relieved to see that these comments are all scolding you!
What you stupid b*d* wrote is not as good as
I was really impressed by the sudden martial arts realm.
Is it three hundred people or three thousand people? The beginning of the second chapter says three thousand people, but later on it becomes three hundred people.