Writing a Diary in Great Qin, and the Heroines Are Acting Strange

Ying Zheng said, unlike some playboys, this is too dramatic! In ancient times, women were goods that could be played with, traded, or even shared. In Ying Zheng's eyes, it was probably Afang who he paid more attention to, but he really didn't take the others to heart. Although Ying Zheng was keen on political affairs, he still slept with countless women. He really has no qualifications and will not say that others are bothering. Besides, isn't it very normal for powerful people in ancient times to play with women? As the leader of the powerful elite, Ying Zheng would never say such a mindless thing. Also, it seems that Carrot didn't exist in those days. Maybe it would be more appropriate to not do serious things like some people who just patronize women.

Ying Yiren is Zi Chu. Don't you only have two sons? The eldest son Ying Zheng and the second son Cheng Jiao, even if you include the protagonists, there are only three of them. Why is the protagonist ranked ninth? Where did the foreigner's sons come from?

Compared with the other book, **, that one is a rebirth after all, you just take it away, cuckold it.

Although you are writing about the Qin Dynasty in the two-dimensional world, can you have some common sense as to where the prince came from at that time? Emperor is the title given to him by King Qin Ying Zheng after he unified the six kingdoms in the 26th year of Qin King Zheng's reign, let alone prince. Also, Prince Chu of Qin died after three years of reigning, and Ying Zheng officially ascended the throne at the age of 13. Although King Qin Ying Zheng did not immediately take charge of the throne after he ascended the throne, he was not called the crown prince, but the official King of Qin, so how could the protagonist be called the Ninth Prince? He and Ying Zheng are from the same generation. Also, the protagonist's name is Ying Zheng and he should be called the King. Otherwise, he could be called Brother Wang. What the hell is Your Majesty? Although the writing is fictional, you still have to have some common sense to watch this show!

During the Qin Dynasty, Ying Zheng was the king, he should be the king, and the protagonist should be called Brother Wang, His Majesty, Brother Huang...

Is this diary stupid?

To be honest, I lost interest when I saw the introduction. Didn't Zichu only have two sons? Even if you dressed as his son, you could have at most three or even a ninth son. At first glance, it looks like a mindless article.

Even if the water is turned on again a hundred times, the result will be the same.

Why add some useless brothers to the protagonist? You could just add a protagonist to the two sons of Zi Chu, but there are still so many useless characters. Moreover, Qin Shihuang will be the emperor after Yingzheng unifies. Why do you directly write about meeting Qin Shihuang? Yingzheng should be the king of Qin during this period. Furthermore, does the author mean to make the female characters forget the hatred of their family and country and follow the protagonist who destroys the country? No matter how you think about it, it is unreasonable. As a Korean princess, do you think Honglian can watch her family being destroyed and then put down her hatred and follow the protagonist, or can the protagonist prevent Ying Zheng from unifying the six countries and conquering Korea? It's unreasonable no matter how you think about it. By the way, I have to read novels in Feilu without thinking, but it can't be so abstract.

Did King Zhuangxiang of Qin have 9 sons? Aren't there only two? Ying Zheng and Cheng Ku