My Father Is Actually Qin Shi Huang

Both the smoothness and the listening experience are very comfortable, and the writing style is also very good. Overall, both reading and listening are great. I found 5 similar books with higher ratings, but none of them gave me the same overall experience as this one. What attracted me to this book was mainly its writing style and smoothness. Keep up the good work, author, the future is bright.

The writing is phenomenal, vividly portraying the real Qin Shi Huang, a man of cold-blooded cruelty yet possessing great love. The plot unfolds with interconnected schemes, especially the scene where Qin Shi Huang tests Fusu, the heir apparent, and highlights the extremely close relationship between the two brothers.

I can't believe this score is so low! This book is really good, suitable for students who like politics and history. There aren't any major ups and downs; it's very intellectually stimulating. Reading it during final exams will help you study diligently—at least that's how it was for me! 🤦

I've only read about twenty chapters so far. But I still feel I should comment. It's well-written, at least so far. Another hidden gem of a book. It was alright, but later on, it felt like something was missing since he didn't become emperor.

Reading this story truly surprised me, given my limited intelligence. The author's writing is excellent, beautifully portraying the emperor's profound love for his country and his personal love, which was very moving. Each character is unique, and this is the Qin Shi Huang I envisioned.

This is the only novel I've read from beginning to end without skipping any pages. Although I'm not good at history, I think you've captured the charm of historical fan fiction. The logic is clear, and the plot is exciting. It even made me want to fight alongside you. It's great!

I love how this book portrays Ying Zheng; it's particularly good. However, the female characters were written in a disgusting way, so I'm deducting one star. If they're so disgustingly written, it's better not to write them at all.

Not bad, it's rare to find a time-traveling protagonist who's a prince but doesn't vie for the throne. But that also means it's missing something, let's see how they handle this relationship later! (Maybe they'll have to rebel later on) 🍉🍉🤦

It's very well written. Zhao Gao's identity and such are not historically accurate, and Ziying is also a bit off, but the writing is really good. The little monkey telling Journey to the West after the master's dementia and death is quite tear-jerking; my nose hurt from crying 🥺 It's a pity it stopped updating.

Author, please update! Your huge fanbase is waiting! It's really well-written. The characters are vividly and deeply portrayed. It's the best Qin Dynasty time-travel novel I've ever read. Don't give up! Why aren't you updating?! Ugh... [Shocked]