
Spring and Autumn: Great Qin's Chief Justice
春秋:大秦大司寇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Cultural History
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
572Chapters
7.5MReads
12.1kFlowers
10.0Score
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Confucianism was the worst school of thought during the Warring States Period
Su Qin and Zhang Yi are not from the same generation. Zhang Yi's real rival is Gongsun Yan. Su Qin is the next generation of Zhang Yi.
Is the author's Confucian culture all dregs? Is China's history from the late Qin Dynasty to modern times all negative? Shouldn't benevolence, justice, propriety, wisdom, trust, and loyalty be promoted? Can we investigate the true thoughts of the common people if they cannot punish the officials and cannot treat them with courtesy? Do you want to have sex in the face of temptation (while you are still pregnant)? Is it wrong for Confucians to advocate observing discipline and law? Which is more important, teaching or punishment?
Return to Guanzhong Road and Shuzhou Road. Are you writing about the Warring States, Qin or Tang Dynasty?
Confucianism was not as serious as you say before the pre-Qin period, okay? Confucianism started to be bloodless in the Song Dynasty.
Confucianism in the Spring and Autumn Period was still very strong, not as bad as in the future. After all, it was the Hundred Schools of Thought at that time. Devalued so lowly? Also, at that time, people wouldn't be prone to swearing. The protagonist, after staying there for so long, couldn't even maintain his temper.
Your protagonist has the nerve to say that he is almost omniscient and omnipotent. Apart from knowing a little about historical development, I don't see what abilities your protagonist has. He speaks vulgarly.
King Zhou actually changed, but unfortunately he changed so much that the nobles were unhappy and turned against him!
This is a copy of the TV series Da Qin Trilogy
The protagonist is obviously from time travel. Doesn't he know that the prince won the throne and killed people? And various conflicts after the reform have happened in history. Wouldn't he take precautions? He always remembers things when they are about to happen. What's the point of being afraid? The reform was almost over. The protagonist is smart and knows the history, so these should be taken into consideration. The author should not force it to be consistent with history, otherwise what is the difference of having an additional protagonist?