Great Qin: Oh No! The First Emperor Can Hear My Thoughts

Wasn't Zhao Gao killed earlier? Why was he resurrected later?

I don't know if I can see the comments now. If I can't see them, I'll post them when I can (*head) Shuhuang came to Feilu to look for articles to read. I originally wanted to read it without thinking and relax, but I didn't expect a surprise. (Compared to several articles about Da Qin's voice found on the list, this is the most comfortable one to read.)

Did the author change after Chapter 198? ? ? ?

I don't understand how a well-written chapter 197 suddenly turned sour.

This one is so fucking annoying. The modern scraping of the land is not good enough, so you actually have to go to ancient times to scrape the land.

Didn't the Xiongnu and Zhao Gao disappear? Why did they appear again later? Did a different person write it? Negative review

Zhao Gao was killed in the front and the Xiongnu were destroyed. Why did he come out again later? I'm a little speechless.

Although there has been much praise for the imperial examination system in history, that was relative to the times. From a current perspective, the imperial examination system actually has many shortcomings. In addition, Da Qin has not even popularized paper on a large scale, and the imperial examination system is simply out of date with the current era. I think we should first use the improved version of the Nine-Rank Zhongzhengzhuang as a transition, and after the popularization of education, jump directly to the primary, middle, and university promotion system.

Every time I see these, the descendants of Ying Zheng and him are given the surname Zhao. They have been called Ying for more than a thousand years since the Wei and Jin Dynasties. The custom of descendants is also the surname Ying. Calling Ying Zheng is in line with Chinese customs and has become a convention. The whole Zhao Zheng is unconventional and criticizes Ying Zheng from the moral high ground, as if others don't know that Ying's surname is Zhao. Moreover, in the late Warring States period, he was called a surname. It is about to die out. Liu Bang no longer calls it that thing. Qin Ying was a small branch of the Zhao family at the beginning. He was given the surname Ying twice by Emperor Zhou, and the last time he was the chief servant of the surname Ying. It can be said that during this period of time, when you were called Qin Zheng, Ying Zheng was easier to pronounce than Zhao Zheng. Some people called Ying Zheng Zhao Zheng just to put money on the face of Zhao State, as if the surname Zhao was glorious, and it also obliterated the existence of the surname Ying.

I'll have to find someone to write it for me later.