Great Qin: The First Emperor Exposes My Rebellion Plans

A book written by a mentally retarded person, read by a bunch of Sabi

I feel that this author has no historical knowledge at all. Xiaobai, the copper coin of the Qin Dynasty was Qin Banliang, and then there is the issue of the identity of the protagonist. He was said to be the fourth son at the beginning, but suddenly became the 13th son later. There is also a problem with this logic.

I have only read a few pages of this novel. You told me that Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng was jealous of his eldest son Fusu. Shouldn't you have written it as "Ying Zheng is dissatisfied with Fusu"? But you wrote it as "Jing" to me.

Do you not want to live as a salted fish in Daqin?

I don't want to read it. I'm here to read novels, not popular science.

What's going on lately? Is it crazy that this kind of hidden lick* article is popping up on a large scale?

Li Si studied under the Confucianist Xunzi, but he was essentially a disciple of Legalism, and his policies also followed the path of the law without mercy. Is there only one Confucian in the world who is not bound by the law and is the emperor, and who still wears the skin of Legalism??? That was the Han Dynasty, and it was developed after Confucianism itself improved. Also, Zhao Gao had a son and a son-in-law, as a car official. Now many people know it very well, but there are still people who regard Zhao Gao as a eunuch. I'm convinced.

There is just too much inner drama and too many words for water. Half of the inner drama is lost, it's uncomfortable

With such a low number of words, you are basically digging your own grave. You will definitely not be able to follow up later.

I paid to read novels, not to read your popular science, okay? I don't know how to read historical records for popular science?