Back to the Warring States to Conquer All Under Heaven

@Jinmo, to be honest, since the protagonist wants to reform, it is necessary to use the Three Jins to resist the Qin State. I personally suggest that we send people who are good at lobbying to lobby the five countries to build the Grand Canal. The scale of the repair does not need to be too large. After all, water trade was relatively backward at that time, so about 10m wide and 3m deep are enough. You may ask, why repair? In fact, if you want to stop Qin, you need an alliance of six countries. Building the Grand Canal together can be considered a collaboration to some extent. The function history books say: ① Shorten north-south traffic. ② Promote economic, cultural and political exchanges between North and South. After it is completed, if the Qin State invades the country of the Three Jin Dynasties. Then they can rely on the Grand Canal to quickly transport troops and food and support each other. It's just that the Grand Canal I advocate is not the Sui-Tang Grand Canal, nor is it the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal. Instead, the Sui-Tang Canal, plus the Bianhe River, will connect the river. In case the country suddenly blocks the Grand Canal and prevents each other from supporting each other. In this case, you can go another way. Wei and Chu can support each other by walking through the Bian River or Yongji Canal, and Yan and Zhao can support each other by walking by Huitong River or Tongji Canal. It's just that I don't mind the protagonist directly lobbying Qi State, but secretly sending some well-known opposition politicians to lobby the six Kanto countries is best to pretend that it is extremely difficult for this political advisor to lobby Qi State. In this way, Qi can be taken out of this circle. Of course, Qin will definitely hinder it. You might as well spend money to bribe those greedy ministers from the five countries. Although I know that this matter is extremely difficult, once completed, it can indeed slow down the speed of Qin's annexation of the six kingdoms. The time when I suggested advocating river construction was after the Battle of Changping. After all, Qin had just offended Han and Zhao, and the success rate of lobbying was extremely high at this time. As for Yan, Chu and Wei, just pay bribes.

As long as you don't study firearms, anything is fine.

It's so well written, with concise language and clear ideas!

I feel very good after reading Chapter 11. I just wish there were more chapters. I have only written more than 50 chapters. I hope the author will work hard to update.

It feels good to read it, but author, are you tired of this book? Why hasn't it been updated for 9 days?

Come on, author, five stars! During this period, slavery could be encouraged, and the population of all countries outside the Central Plains could be plundered. A large number of ships could be built along the coastline to plunder the overseas population, and slaves could be used to perform low-level manual labor at low labor costs. At the same time, slaves could be used in large numbers to build roads, mines and other dangerous jobs, thus promoting the rapid rise of the empire.

Good, good, good

Very well written

I won't have insomnia for a long time

That's great. If you write about Qin, you'll get a high score, but if you write about anything else, you'll get a low score. 🌚