Two Great Qin Empires: Without Comparison, There Is No Contrast

When comparing the two worlds, the first comparison between pig's feet was between Wei Zhuang of the two worlds. As the words went on, it became a personal show of pig's feet, and there was no such thing as Wei Zhuang. It was just brushed off. The author should write about the different changes in the two Wei Zhuangs to show the different changes in the two worlds, instead of Pig's Foot's own popular science class and pretentiousness.

Author, don't you think you are too procrastinating? The discussion between Ying Zheng and Han Fei in the original work only lasts for one episode. You haven't finished writing about the protagonist and Ying Zheng's discussion yesterday. Although you gave us popular science history and gave us a lot of insights. But we are here to read Shuangwen, not Baijia Forum. The protagonist helps Ying Zheng regain his rights first, so that Ying Zheng can see the protagonist's abilities and discuss these. Also, the author, you wrote a chapter about Lu Buwei, which is really unnecessary and was completely brushed off. No matter how talented Lu Buwei is, no matter how great his contribution to Qin is, he will die if he blocks the protagonist's way. You can't let the protagonist use words to persuade such a contribution and ability to return power to the opposition, and willingly retire and return home. And the author, you asked the protagonist to expose the divine right of kings in feudal society. Those kings have relied on this to fool the people for thousands of years. Let me give you a suggestion: let the protagonist write an article "The Way of Being a King" and dedicate it to Ying Zheng in front of the two worlds. Use the first three sentences of "On the Way of a King", and the middle one uses the name "The Lord is responsible for letting others, such as a skilled craftsman..." Finally, the paragraph ends with water that can carry a boat and capsize it. People at that time had never seen this before, and they immediately regarded the protagonist as a great sage and sage. Or write a "Six Kingdoms Theory" to analyze why the Six Kingdoms perished in front of the two worlds, and casually warn Ying Zheng.

Author, when will the new book about "Many Children and Many Blessings" you mentioned be released? It's almost July, you won't forget it, right?

Shuangtang people say that when comparing the growth of the two princes, it focuses on the growth and changes of the two princes, and the other things are briefly mentioned. When describing the growth and changes of the two Changle princesses, it writes about the different lives of the two Changle princesses with pig's feet and without pig's feet. Through the changes in their growth process, the changes of the two Tang Dynasties are discovered.

Author, could you downplay the popular science part a little bit? Although your popular science has helped us gain a lot of knowledge, we are here to read novels. Every time I read your book, I feel like I am not reading a novel, but an encyclopedia. In other people's books, you should pay attention to the plot and occasionally popularize science. You'd better do the opposite. This is not putting the cart before the horse. Therefore, could the author reduce the amount of detail about the popular science plot, and then strengthen the plot? Isn't this a comparative novel? Add more comparisons between different situations in the two worlds. The plot of popular science like this can be as little as possible. If possible, it is best to mention it in one go. Otherwise, every time I read your novel, I always feel like I'm consulting an encyclopedia.

The author says, "Everything in the world is bustling for profit, and everything in the world is bustling for profit!" Isn't this sentence recorded in the Historical Records by Sima Qian quoting the Six Tao Proverbs? How did it change from what Confucius said? Or is the author like us, thinking that the truth in this world is either said by Mr. Zhou or by Confucius?

The author made those kings and nobles simple. Han Fei and Zhang Liang were so persistent in Korea that they would not surrender directly. Otherwise, King An and Kaifang of Han would not have died when the country was destroyed. There are some things that they can't change because they are not capable enough, but some persistence knows more than the later monarchs. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Chongzhen Zhu Youjian committed suicide because he broke the city and was cleared of a small part of his brainless fault, but this kind of thing was normal before the Qin Dynasty.

Nongyu's identity can be set to be the child of Li Kaihe's original character. Many characters with good levels have many wives.

This person below, Yang Hei No. 2?

I finally found a novel about the Qin Dynasty, but the author, can you change it? You use No. 1 To represent the parallel world and No. 2 To represent the original world, and then use No. 1 And No. 2 Instead in the comparison publication. It seems a bit confusing. Can you directly use the parallel world and the original world to represent it? There are also Concubine Yan, Moon God, Xiao Meng, High Priest Loulan, Little Yu Ji, Duan Mu Rong, Hong Lian, Madam Mingzhu, Yan Ling Ji, Jing Salamander, Tian Yan, Lianyi, Tian Mi, Da Siming and Shao Siming, Zhuan Po Dehun, Nong Yu, Zi Nu, Li Wu, Madam Hu, Hu Meiren, Ying Ge, Ehuang Nuying, etc., These beautiful and unfortunate girls. The author must not forget to let the protagonist save them.