Lin Jian transmigrates to the end of the Warring States period and becomes a soldier in Zhao, one of the Seven Kingdoms. At this point, fewer than five years remain before Qin conquers Zhao.
Relying on the knowledge and martial arts he gained through transmigration, Lin Jian distinguishes himself on the battlefield and earns the appreciation of Zhao’s general, Li Mu. He rises to become the second-in-command of Zhao’s army and a God of War whose fame resounds throughout the Six Kingdoms.
But Qin’s scheme to sow discord leads to Li Mu’s death. Left isolated and without support at Zhao’s court, Lin Jian is eventually forced to leave Zhao and head to Qin.
What legendary tale awaits Lin Jian in Qin?
(Not set in the world of The Legend of Qin! The story pays close attention to historical accuracy, though some fictional supporting characters will be added. The ending will still be Qin unifying the realm.
Since the author likes Zhao better, Qin will get thoroughly beaten up early on. Later, the protagonist will join Qin Shi Huang and help him unify the realm.)
The author has great respect for history and will share plenty of historical knowledge in this book,
including both Chinese and Western history.
Of course, the author likes Western history just as much as Chinese history.
Every kind of history is fascinating!
The protagonist written by the author is a bit 2 There is too much written about the protagonist's psychological activities, and there are also many modern things written on top, which is too watery.
Why does it have such a big sauce flavor? Damn it?
The writing is as serious and upright as that.
Garbage, identification completed
Water, less updates, less words, more explanations, more nonsense, more thoughtful descriptions of battles, only surprise soldiers? Nothing else? Are there any special arms?
The protagonist has too much inner drama and half of the chapter is complete nonsense.
A lot of "and" and "and"
Good-looking, come on
All I can say is that the author's ideas are so wild and unconstrained. Coming to Qin with Western ideas, I don't know what you want to write?
Generally. There's so much inner monologue. I feel like you are just writing a few more words. It can be there, but too much will make it feel average.