Great Qin: Teaching in a Tomb While the First Emperor Digs a Tunnel to Listen In

Compared with other Confucian schools, it is the most useless, especially without the restriction of hundreds of schools of thought. The barbaric growth of Confucianism is all dross. If Xiang Yu had not burned Xianyang, it might not have taken a thousand years for mankind to go to the stars.

I think this title is more powerful

Since it is Confucianism, how can we bypass Wang Yangming's Xinxue?

If Fusu had not been deceived, then Daqin would be in a different situation.

It's like having a dog at home. When the owner is sleeping, someone comes to steal something, and then the dog barks, and then someone says, "I'm just passing by, your dog bites people, and kills it." Then the owner really listens to other people's words, kills the dog, and replaces it with a new dog. When the new dog sees that it was killed by the owner because of its loyalty, will it still do its best to look after the house? At most, when the owner is at home during the day, it will bark twice when someone steals something. At other times, it will be ignored. If the thief brings some meat to it, the owner will not bark when the owner is at home during the day.

Brother Zheng moved all the people to Xianyang and left some small nobles behind. Later, these small nobles rose up and no one suppressed them, so the grace order was still useful, so the children could inherit it.

Su Daji and Bao Si took the blame again

Just watch, soon the Tang Dynasty tombkeepers will appear, and the emperor will dig tunnels to eavesdrop. A series of them.

The routine is similar to that of the Imperial Master of the Ming Dynasty, and the teaching flow is smooth, but the Qin Dynasty is not easy to write, and there are not so many classic case analysis and evidence. In addition, the author feels like copying the knowledge text. The writing style needs to be improved, and the knowledge explanation is a bit mechanical. It requires detailed analysis of specific cases. It is not in place, but I still encourage the author to work hard. It is pretty good among the many Feilu articles.

To be honest, when writing about history in Feilu novels, too many of them take things for granted and throw policies at you without considering the actual situation. And basically all the people who write about being old are still the kind of people who are old-hearted and still think about laughing girls. They are even getting younger and younger, which is really unbearable. This book really avoids these poisonous points perfectly. It takes into account the actual situation and the mentality of the protagonist who is an elderly person who does not want to join the world, but plans to leave a legacy before passing away. At the same time, it also leaves its own opinions on the difficulties that the race may encounter in the future and contributes. Really, a good book. If I were to rate it, the upper limit would be 10. This book has more than 90 chapters now, so I can give it a 9.5.