Great Qin: The Xianyang Pavilion Chief Turns the First Emperor Away
大秦：咸阳亭长，把始皇拒之门外
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What about the worldview of Qin's Moon? And frankly, there was no need to kill Li Si. Truly brilliant and ambitious rulers utilize talented and ambitious individuals. When the First Emperor was alive, Li Si didn't dare utter a sound. So what? Does the protagonist actually fear Li Si's talent and have to kill him?
In ancient times, the country was ruled by the family. Imagine going home and being refused entry by the gatekeeper? For someone like the protagonist, let alone the First Emperor's long-absent sons, he'd probably be beheaded on the spot before even being recognized. Trying to reason with the rule-makers about the rules—believe it or not, the First Emperor doesn't even need to say a word, your men will just bind you. There's no room for compromise; nobody likes that even if you're right.
You've traveled back in time to Qin's Moon.
How many sons did the First Emperor have?
Shouldn't Zhao Gao have been able to execute someone he wanted without hesitation? Why would he need evidence? This is the Qin Dynasty, not an era of shared rule between the Qin and the scholar-officials. They're being far too passive. Zhao Gao makes the move, and only then do the protagonists react. Why should they have the advantage when they have the right timing, location, and support?
Why insist on turning a perfectly good story about the Qin Dynasty into a fantasy genre?
Toxic forced identity arrangement
The Confucian scholars can't just stand by and do nothing; they should be trampled into the dust and made to grovel.
What era are we living in? There are still such terrible articles with this kind of formula.
How come Luo Wang is so powerful? At first, it was said to have been created by Lü Buwei, then it was said that Luo Wang had been active for hundreds or even thousands of years, assassinating kings of various states and philosophers of the Hundred Schools of Thought. Now, it has appeared that it was created by King Mu of Zhou after faking his death. Where are all these buffs?