Great Qin: The First Emperor Arranges My Marriage, and I Resist by Hiding in the Palace!

Can Zhao Gao and Li Si not tell the difference?

I don't know why I always criticize Li Si when writing books about the Qin Dynasty. Li Si was loyal to the Qin Dynasty and very talented. Zhao Gao was the one who tampered with the imperial edict because of his desire for power. However, he misjudged Hu Hai's ability and later firmly resisted Zhao Gao and harmed the Qin Dynasty. That's why he died.

There was no Dali Temple in the Qin Dynasty, and it was only in the Northern Qi Dynasty that it began to be used.

Chili peppers were probably introduced during the Ming and Qing Dynasties (I don't know much about it, so don't spray if I'm wrong)

How did Qin Shihuang know about Wuzhishan and Sun Wukong?

Let's change the introduction. Can Liu Bang and Xiang Yu win the million cavalry? ~Hehe

Good guy, the Qin Dynasty said Xibei goods from the mouth of the First Emperor

What the hell, millions of cavalry were destroyed by Xiang Yu and Liu Bang?

Didn't chili peppers come to us in modern times? There were no chili peppers in the Qin Dynasty

I'm a little tired of reading this. Author, can't you put your thoughts in parentheses? What is the voice of the heart, what is a normal conversation, and how do I feel that Qin Shihuang also traveled through the past? The sense of substitution is too poor. It's so easy to get into trouble.