
Great Qin: I Grow Stronger with Every Enemy I Kill
大秦:我杀敌就能变强
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It's very good. The author has done enough homework, so some people who read some unofficial histories and come to point fingers should stop making noises. There are many historical records and they are very complicated. The unofficial histories you read may not be correct. Even the official history must be studied with an attitude of daring to question.
In fact, I think it's quite acceptable. I wonder what some people are saying about the 33 dead village girls. It's obviously a shortcoming of feudalism, but some people are saying that they will withdraw the book after saving it [laughing awkwardly]? The girl just wanted to keep her family safe so she succumbed to others and didn't want to involve the protagonist. In the end, he was scolded a lot and committed suicide. He also scolded the rescuer and continued to scold [face covering] branch 666.
This book is very good, I also hope to see Sanjo no longer die as a second generation. Come on, author! Qin was no longer the second generation and died
Emm... Except for the emotional line, everything else is good. If the author writes a book next time, I personally suggest that it be without cp. It is best to be purely war-related. I feel that the author is very suitable.
There is no mindless killing, one step at a time, one after another, and he has become a generation of killing gods. King Qin's trust in Bai Zhong's efforts is worth seeing.
Author, please continue to write in your style and don't let others influence your thoughts. I want to see the Black Dragon Flag of the Qin Dynasty planted all over the world.
This is my first review since I read the book. This book is very well written, the plot is also very attractive, and the characters are well portrayed.
The protagonist should kill less soldiers, otherwise he will become a villain
I feel that there is no need to keep leaning in the direction of cultivating immortals. You can add some technology. Do you know the game FGO? The Qin Shihuang in it is mechanically ascending to the fantasy side. (By the way, not many people who write about the Qin Dynasty know that the totem of the Qin Dynasty is a black bird instead of a dragon. The reason why Qin Shihuang is an ancestral dragon is that he became/established the first emperor in Chinese history) Because I'm tired of seeing immortals, if you want to go from history to fantasy, mixing in warriors is not a good option (after all, Wu Ming and Immortal Qin), there was no such thing as warriors at that time, there were hundreds of schools of thought, and all of them were knights and knights. The highest things described in mythology are the upper world and immortals
I think it's pretty good. Novels, novels, some are fictional and some are real. Your Daqin Technology is so awesome, I wouldn't be surprised if an aircraft carrier suddenly pops up [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] (Actually, I enjoyed watching it, but I also thought it was weird. I don't know where the blame lies.)