The Lucky Prince: Ying Zheng Forces Me to Become the Second Qin Emperor

How can the content of a novel that you can't even learn the introduction of be good? The introduction is about all kinds of Fei Lu and Fei Lu. I can't understand what is written. It's really off-putting.

Even with the industrial level of the Qin Dynasty, even if you were given a gun and blueprints, you wouldn't be able to make it.

Forgive my ignorance!!! Can any kind person explain to me what this thing called Feilu that grows from the ground is??? Although I am not good at distinguishing grains from each other, I have never heard of anything that benefits the country and the people called Feilu.

The protagonist is not a koi, but a wishing machine, right? Koi is good luck, it cannot be created out of thin air and moved out of thin air. Some of the things in the article have not been passed down to the Qin Dynasty, right?! Some of them were not available in the Qin Dynasty, right?!

Isn't koi a word that describes luck? Does the author understand it differently than we do? That's a koi of yours. It's obviously something out of nothing.

Why are the ratings for writing novels so high? Did you spend money?

Soldiers take obedience to orders as their bounden duty, and god damn, put force first. The emperor ordered the Forbidden Army to send out people to protect his son, but the Forbidden Army wanted to gain power and was not convinced. Can we still have the Forbidden Army? The need of the army is to enforce orders and prohibitions to weaken personal ideas. Everyone has their own ideas. Can they be called elites? We are speechless, and let the prince suffer a little? The emperor's core force, the Imperial Guard, did not obey orders to protect the prince, but even beat and bullied the prince. The Imperial Guard had Mao's loyalty, and at least one of them had to be replaced, and the thorns had to be cut off one by one.

It's crazy to throw away your brains. It's okay to discover that there are Philo corn peppers in the back garden when you were five years old. Well, koi, but you directly told the emperor how much these Philo corn peppers can be produced per acre, and then the emperor believed it instantly. . . Ah? The emperor is not wondering how you, a five-year-old, know what these things are called and how much you can produce per acre? Even if you give the protagonist the title of a child prodigy, the child prodigy is not omniscient and omnipotent. . .

Harmonious mud, logical stupidity, poisonousness, rambling, Sun Tzu's writing! Honestly, if a normal person returned to that world, what would you do? Is it like the protagonist (author) who talks in a roundabout way and is muddled? Can't you do something? If every protagonist (author) follows this logic, then these various types of novels are nothing more than a point trap for readers. They would rather be Yi Xiaochuan than change anything. During the time of national turmoil and change, they are doing some meaningless things with Xini. How can the history after Qin be repeated? Even if you have a golden finger, you still dare not do anything great. You are still wasting time according to the number of words. If you don't integrate the will of the nation as soon as possible, are you waiting for the turmoil to begin? At that time, it was always the common people who suffered. One glance showed that the author would not follow the German path and was still following ancient logic, so I gave it a bad review!

Dare to engage in guns in an imperial society? I'm afraid things will change in a few years, and it's coming to my house this year.