Great Qin: All the Emperors Watch Fusu Rebel, and He's Fierce!
大秦：全帝王观看扶苏造反，猛！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 393k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
207Chapters
2.5MReads
7.8kFlowers
10.0Score
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The author has published a new book. Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng is my favorite emperor among all the emperors in the past dynasties, whether it is the official history or the Qin Dynasty. The protagonist rebuts Chun Yuyue by listing Ying Zheng's achievements, which is really well written. As for the one about Afang Palace, I personally feel it is a bit far-fetched. What kind of emperor Ying Zheng was, history has already given the answer. The measures he took during his reign were correct based on the history of that year. However, there were too many things he wanted to do. He wanted to use more than ten years to accomplish what would have taken more than a hundred years to accomplish. But maybe he knew that there were remnants of the Six Kingdoms outside the Qin Dynasty outside the Qin Dynasty and within the Xiongnu. If he was gone, none of his eighteen sons would be reliable. That's why he was so anxious to place his hope on the elusive elixir of life. Ying Zheng may be a tyrant, but he is by no means a coward. If he was a foolish king, then why did the subsequent Han Dynasty continue the system of the Ying Zheng period.
If this Fusu is just a rotten scholar who can't think, what's the use of this comparison?
Let them enjoy the feeling of having their anus exploded every day
Chai Rong was from the Song Dynasty? Isn't he Shizong of the Later Zhou Dynasty?
It can only be said that the work and achievements of King Qin are clearly explained. Others only know that he is an emperor through the ages, but what effect does the things he did have? Even if they get the college entrance examination questions, not many people can write about the historical significance. There is no reason for the two words of Li Shimin through the ages. This is a kind of civilizational advancement of human beings. The disadvantage is that the comparison is like an idiot. Elementary school students know how to think, and death row prisoners also have time to repent. Isn't Dave's brain eaten by wild rice? Being brainless is fantasy. How can a monarch be stupider than an elementary school student?
I blindly guessed that the rebellion was on the side of the Qing Dynasty, to eliminate those die-hard supporters of the feudal system, and that it was a trap jointly set up by the First Emperor and the protagonist.
Dete Yuba VIP Zeta regardless of day and night, the reason is too great. It does not meet the self-assessment. One of the questions is not fish. My choice is not good. I am not hungry. The taste urges me to drink some nourishing. If I am malicious, the owner will refund me.
I didn't feel the need to read it carefully at all. It was too cluttered. I just looked at the table of contents and then deleted it without any interest.
The time point is all wrong. Qin Shihuang was pro-independence in 238 BC and unified the six kingdoms in 221 BC.
Comparison is OK. If you are rewarded, just answer the questions directly**