Great Qin: Starting with a Forged Imperial Edict
大秦：从假传圣旨开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 528k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Dear readers, welcome! I will do my best to write this book well. If it's convenient for you while you're reading, please feel free to give it a five-star review. Thank you! In addition, suggestions regarding the plot, characters, etc. Are welcome! 😁
This is a rare historical novel. The author's understanding of history and control of the writing style are quite appropriate. Even though there are some minor flaws, they do not affect the reading experience. On the contrary, they add to the book's humor and quality, just as a flaw in a fine piece of jade is not necessarily a bad thing.
I kept my word, so I'm giving it a five-star review! I was just spouting nonsense, but I didn't expect the author to be so involved. I'll never dare to say anything carelessly again. No, but to be honest, this book is worth reading. I've also read a sample of it, so please enjoy it, readers! 😊😊😊
I think the protagonist should inherit Qin Shi Huang's imperial aura rather than Xiang Yu's domineering aura, because Xiang Yu is still alive, and an imperial aura is what an emperor should possess. Also, there's no need for the protagonist to inherit Bai Qi's aura; the protagonist is an emperor, not a general. You could let Bai Qi's descendants inherit Bai Qi's martial arts aura, and it would be better if they used less modern speech, especially modern slang.
Haven't read it yet, it was recommended by someone else. The author doesn't have a history of not updating, so I'm giving it five stars for now. Hopefully, it won't disappoint me. Further review: I found it hard to continue reading, but since it was recommended by someone else, I won't lower the rating here.
I read a few chapters and was initially going to complain, but after seeing the author's replies in the book review section, I realized the author has it tough too. Everyone needs to grow and has pride, so I hope the author can improve their writing and strive to write a good book someday. Keep it up! ^0^~ Five stars for you!
Well, how to describe this book? As a 10-year veteran reader, it felt a bit like a poorly written piece. However, after reading the reviews, I found the author to be decent; he seemed to accept the criticisms. One star for the book, three stars for the author's attitude.
So far, I've seen a pitifully small number of book reviews—only 45. And the author has already written two completed books, so I guess they're not a procrastinator. I'll give them five stars to encourage them and keep it up!
It's pretty good, just the type I like. I like stories of the Chinese nation standing up, stories full of courage and spirit.
The book is quite good; the subject matter is excellent, there are many ideas, and the writing is also quite good. The prose is just so-so; the language used in the Qin Dynasty is too colloquial. Perhaps I'm being too nitpicky... I hope the author keeps up the good work! Go for it!