Dachu***

Support yourself, but don't go too far.

It's a good book. Few of the books about the peasant uprising in the late Qin Dynasty are anti-Qin. Many of them have something to do with Qin Shihuang and support the Qin Dynasty. After Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, he did not create an era of peace and prosperity. He imposed heavy taxes internally and resisted the Xiongnu externally. The people lived in dire straits, and it was not as simple as changing the government. Although Qin Shihuang's achievements were high, in just 15 years, it was difficult for the people of the six countries to develop the idea of ​​​​loyalty to the Qin Dynasty.

This book is very good, although the description of war strategies and characters' machinations is too simple. But in terms of overall control, at least there are no big problems Moreover, the world does not follow the protagonist alone. Everything develops in the best and most human direction. The rebellion of the military minister Xu Jia is really new and interesting to me. In addition to the protagonist, the characters can also be created with flesh and blood and have their own distinctive characteristics (I would like to call those supporting characters who revolve around the protagonist and work hard to develop and acquire territory every day as tool people, completely reduced to soulless data people. Those books can only be read in the first few dozen chapters, and the rest are basically unchanged) I've read this book and I'm still full of desire to read it. I don't know how to make my own insignificant suggestions for later development: Well, we can't escape Liu Bang and Xiang Yu, right? Liu Bang has very strong military ability. He has never lost to anyone except Xiang Yu and Han Xin. Xiang Yu's words: Master of strategy, he is brave enough but his vision is limited. I hope they will die more tragically if they are to be led by dogs.

First of all, the subject matter is refreshing, and then the plot is coherent, does not deviate from the main line, and makes readers want to read on. The language is vivid and the characters in the book are vivid. The writing is delicate. There are some minor flaws in some details, but compared to most novels nowadays, it is considered to be of high quality. Keep up the good work. This is my first serious book review, I support you.

Well, this is a rare unsystematic one. It's similar to someone who writes about the Wei Dynasty. I usually don't have a systematic book and can't stand it. But it's okay for now. It's a pity that it's only one chapter a day, which is not satisfying. Overall, it's pretty good [Like]

It's okay, but there aren't many people the protagonist can trust.

It's quite interesting. The little character's gradual growth process is vividly shown. It's worth reading.

Many places are unreasonable, but newcomers can understand

This is the best book I have read so far

It's from Zhushu's side. After reading it, I felt it was okay and relatively smooth. There was no feeling of running all the way on the battle road as expected. Of course, in order to highlight the image of Chen Sheng and the others, it is understandable that the author would make a more rigid evaluation of the Qin Empire. I didn't see it very carefully, sorry [face covering]

Come on, the writing is very good, it is my favorite, decisive killing, unsystematic historical writing, the protagonist is also growing step by step, becoming more and more strategic. When the world is unified, I personally recommend the establishment of the Chu Empire and the enfeoffment system, the suzerain system. After all, in ancient times, the enfeoffment system is the real control of the world. All the descendants of the protagonist are enfeoffed, and the emperor of Zhou can control the eight hundred princes. In eight hundred years, you can naturally control the world by entrusting eight hundred princes. As for whether they will kill each other when there are no more people, you still have to worry about it. The last emperor will still be your descendant Chen Sheng, and in this way, the land tiles can get bigger and bigger, and they can be sealed outwards. You can leave a will to your descendants. Except for the legitimate sons, all the rest will be sealed outside, but they cannot be sealed on your own land tiles.

Qin's destiny is to sweep all countries to unify the Central Plains and spread unified ideas, and Qin's death is inevitable, because as a country in the old era, it will surely pass away. If Qin is here, then the people of the other six countries will not truly return home. At this time, a new empire that has nothing to do with the Seven Kingdoms will be born under the destiny.

Wu Guang is very kind and righteous, and hopes to have a good death.

Give it five stars, it looks good

Exciting, super beautiful

I'll give it five stars first, and then review it carefully after reading it.

I felt regretful when I first read the Dazexiang Uprising. This book fulfilled my wish [Send heart][Love][Like]

Very nice, thank you to the author

It looks comfortable and relaxing.

It's good to read. The author writes the novel not only for himself but also for us as authors.

Very well written, keep it up!

Big cheers for the author!

Good looking, I like the main character

The writing is average, thank you to the author (ง •̀_•́)ง.

The writing is good, but it needs to be improved. The characters mostly use ancient Chinese in their dialogues.

Shouldn't the rating be so low? I think this book is pretty good

I remember that there is an option to recruit Li Si in Wugui Huaxia, the author~ Ah, I remember Wuhui's Jiujiang is very big, the author's picture...

The book is also good, but there are still many flaws. I hope I can think about it better.

Yes, there is a strategy, and the enemy's opportunities and talents are also evident!

It's okay ╮(￣▽￣)╭, and the author has a good attitude ヾ ^_^♪[Please update]