Qin Shi Huang: I Bring Fifty Thousand Troops to the End of the Ming Dynasty

It's great!! I usually read female-oriented novels, but I stumbled upon this one and it's really good. It depicts Qin Shi Huang's first tour of the empire with 50,000 troops, reaching the late Ming Dynasty. It handles many pre-Qin policies and systems and modern social conflicts very well. It's fantastic! I recommend everyone give it a try; you'll find it wonderful.

This book is wonderful, and the author has a profound knowledge. Although I have not read much, just by looking at the political arguments, the use of allusions and quotations from sages, and the amount of classical Chinese, I know that the author is no ordinary person. I wish this book a soaring spirit and a joyful journey!

I personally think it's very well written. I really enjoy listening to it and reading it. I wonder if anyone else feels the same way? We can all tag our friends! I'm definitely going to follow this novel, but I hope it doesn't have a bad ending. Can't the author just update two, three, four, or five chapters a day? Updating one chapter at a time is so frustrating! Yes, I hope the author can update with hundreds of thousands of words a day. (Note: May the author live to be a hundred years old.)

This book is really good, and the author put a lot of effort into writing it.

Keep writing! It's really good, it's sure to be a hit.

I'm very demanding when it comes to good books! But I give this one five stars! The author not only has excellent classical Chinese skills, but also a deep understanding of history, economics, politics, human nature, and power! For example, the description of a meticulous businessman entering the Commerce Department is something most authors couldn't write!

Actually, if you're short of money, you can just take something from your own grave and sell it. 🤭🤭🤭

The subject matter of this book is acceptable, but the internal affairs in the early stages could be glossed over; writing too much would be troublesome. What I hope for is that the author can update more quickly, ideally 100,000 words a day, or at least extend Ying Zheng's lifespan. I'd like to see if there's a battle to defend the capitals of eight kingdoms later on. Why is the rating so low? The subject matter is alright, isn't it?

Not bad. However, I suggest giving Zheng Ge a cheat code, otherwise the story might fall apart later on. [Learned something][Learned something]

It's very rare to find a story like this, where there's no cheat code, and everything relies on the abilities of the Qin ruler and his ministers. The writing is incredibly detailed; the author even draws marching routes. It's just that the author seems to have stopped updating in a long time; hopefully, it won't be abandoned.