I Became a Beloved Consort in the Qin Dynasty

It's a good book, it's not easy. It's really beautifully written. Unlike other books that are all about swords and endings, the ending actually arranges for her/them to meet and be together! I've made a reservation for this five-star one and paid it all in one go! Even if the King of Heaven comes, he won't be able to stop me.

I'm sorry that this book has such a low rating, but the plot is really real, unlike some books where the heroine is proficient in everything. If you accidentally travel through time, you may be as powerless as the heroine of this book to change anything [crying][crying][crying]

Alas, it's such a poignant love story. I don't know how to describe the story between them. Just like the author said, Song Zhi was the one who accompanied Ying Zheng through his lonely life. (My language skills are limited, so you should go and see for yourself)

It's really amazing. This is the historical article I want, a story about ordinary people and the deep feeling of powerlessness of personal power in the face of the torrent of history. I'm really, I'm crying to death, [crying] I'm going to die with a knife, Song Zhi only exists to win the government, and who exists just for Song Zhi?

This book is quite good. Although it is the author's debut novel, some parts are not handled very well, but the story unfolds in a smooth and soothing way, which is particularly attractive. Unlike other time-travel novels that change fate and rectify history, this book seems more real and exudes regret. It's a pity that Zulong died young; it's a pity that Fusu committed suicide; it's a pity that Great Qin died in only three generations. Song Zhi and Yang Ye are just ordinary people. They traveled to the Qin Dynasty and had a God's perspective. In fact, they both wanted to change the original development of history, but Song Zhi gave up after repeated failures and Yang Ye stubbornly made the wrong move, which also cost him his life. They were like a gust of wind blowing through the Qin Dynasty. It seemed that something had changed, but it seemed that nothing had changed. There are too many regrets in the long history, but it is precisely because of these regrets that history seems so unforgettable.

Normal and realistic life should exist in a way, not vigorous or passionate, but steady and steady. In our love, when I love you, you also love me. We are in love with each other, and we depend on each other for life and death.

It's very beautiful. Qin Shihuang is really like the Qin Shihuang I imagined. He is smart, wise, and strong. It's just that the ending with the heroine was so sad that people couldn't help but shed tears. The love that spanned two thousand years, and the hairpin pierced into the chest, I think maybe this is the sadness of history.

It's a really good book. I don't know the reason for the low score. Is it because the heroine Song Zhi didn't change history in the end? This is a very real perspective of a time traveler. Even if we time travel back, we cannot change history by ourselves. This is reality. The author did not change the future of Qin like other novels, but followed the development. The final separation between brother Zheng and Song Zhi is also the best ending. History is multiple and cannot be changed by time travel. Various reasons and aspects are resistance. Maybe we all just hope that he can complete his ambition and complete the unification.

This book is really good. It can be said to be the most recent book I saw on Tomato. I originally wanted to read a book about love, but I didn't expect that I was crying after reading it. I couldn't stop it. Then it was written in a big way. It is really good.

Well written, the flow of history is irreversible. Yang Ye still maintained his original intention in that era, but the feudal dynasty could not tolerate aliens like her. Song Zhi was naive at first, but was gradually assimilated and found that she could not change history. Some readers say she is a love brain, but for such a talented and strategic person like Ying Zheng, it is hard not to be impressed by her grace. The Ying Zheng in this book is a man of flesh and blood. He unified the world, established an unprecedentedly powerful dynasty, and established the basic territory of China. He has devoted his whole life to his great cause, and he will also have love for his children, but these are not as good as his great cause. Although he will make some mistakes, his merits outweigh his faults.