Great Qin: I Killed Qin Ershi from the Start

Every time I see someone slandering Qin Shi Huang as a tyrant, I get very angry. It can be said that without Qin Shi Huang, there would be no China today.

The author has told the truth. The shame of the Chinese nation did begin with the rogue Liu Bang who overestimated his capabilities. A rogue thought he could deal with the Huns. This rogue had no skills at all. He knew the art of war? Does he have the military talent to lead a large army into battle?

No matter how much people in history slander the First Emperor, even if he is really a tyrant, it will not destroy my admiration for him at all!

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After seeing the enfeoffment, I stopped watching it. I let Liu Bang and Xiang Yu develop freely. They were also drunk. They always emphasized that the population of the East is 10,000, which is too nonsense. If you talk about it like this, how can Qin Shihuang win based on population? Not to mention that only the old, weak, sick and disabled are left in the Great Qin in Guanzhong. If you think about it, Qin Xiaogong almost lost his country without saying anything. At least you have a better foundation than Qin Xiaogong. You are really drunk to compromise so quickly. Are you so afraid of the six eastern countries? Do they still have the power of the Six Nations? It's just a bunch of weaklings, and the Chu army still looks like an army. It's fine if you don't have a system, but you do, and you can mobilize an army of 200,000 to sweep across the Central Plains and the north. Another 100,000 troops were mobilized to attack Xiang Yu directly. You must know that the Six Kingdoms of Kanto were already in a state of chaos at that time. But when you arrive, you agree to the enfeoffment without saying anything. You have to drag out a problem that can be solved with iron and blood, and let the whole world be implicated, and give them time to develop. This is completely swaying the enemy.

Thinking about the time when the Five Hus invaded China, Ran Min, the king of Wu Dao, issued an order to kill the Hus, which was enough to leave a strong mark in history. However, it has been omitted in the history books. But he talked too much about Xiang Yu, the butcher. It is a joke to say that Yu's bravery is unparalleled throughout the ages. Than force. King Wu of Great Qin, Ying Dang, was no worse than him.

The most annoying thing is that in this kind of system summoning novels, the author desperately belittles the people of the time, exalts the people of later generations or summoned people, and writes Zhang Han and Ziying as so incompetent. You must know that the things the protagonists did in history were done by Ziying. How can you do it without any courage? You are robbing others of their deeds and slandering others. It is so speechless. There is not a single powerful Lao Qin person in the article. The protagonist relies entirely on summoning characters. He always praises how powerful the summoned people are. The author is particularly unfriendly to the Lao Qin people. . Why does the author write about the Qin Dynasty when he is so awesome? He writes about a dynasty that he thinks is great.

They are all sinners of the descendants of Yan and Huang. Xiang Yu was the first person in history to conquer a city. His unparalleled force was not used on foreigners, but on people of Yanhuang blood. Liu Bang, he killed all the birds, hid the good bows, killed the cunning rabbits, and cooked them, the enemy country was destroyed, and the heroes perished. This sentence is interpreted to the extreme.

I really don't like Xiang Yu, and I don't have a good impression of him. Later generations may exaggerate it, and he is the first person to commit suicide in history. He set a precedent and pretended to be a member of China. In order to vent their anger and massacre the unarmed people, they allowed the soldiers to burn, kill, loot, commit adultery, and commit all kinds of evil in the city. I still miss Xiang Yu and refuse to cross Jiangdong. This sentence is really bullshit. Who will miss him, and who of the descendants of Yan and Huang who understand history will praise him. On China's pillar of shame, he is definitely at the top of the list. To be reviled by future generations.

General Wei Bai Qi, are you kidding me?