Great Qin: Is It Wrong to Want the First Emperor to Be Number One?

So far, I feel it's okay. Regarding the Qin period, I feel like I've added a lot of unknown secrets and details. I just don't know if it's true or false in history or just the author's thoughts. But regardless of whether it's true or false, I still think the author's writing is good. In addition, I feel that some places are very riddle-like because I really don't understand what they are saying. I expressed that I was very confused. Sometimes it is too obscure. I like to speak frankly. I have read too many nonfiction and now it is synonymous with clear stupidity.

Warning: I like to write different things. I have no particular preference except for Zu Long and Xiao Huo. After the second volume, it's basically the same as fast travel. You can just choose the history you like and read it. My personal opinion will definitely be biased, but I will not make up historical data, and some personal assumptions will be stated in the author's comments. Again, people are not either good or bad, as long as everyone is free to realize it Here you can comment on the interesting points and favorite points, I will read them, and I will modify some characters and details within the controllable range. Thank you very much to those who have been reading. It is an honor for me to be liked by you. I am also very grateful to those who gave you suggestions and corrections. I have learned a lot because of you. Thank you very much [Sending my heart]

I finished the first volume, but I wasn't in the mood for the live broadcast, so I didn't read the second volume. This is the gentlest novel among all the novels I have read. This is the first time I read a novel about the redemption of Zhao Gao and Li Si. They are extremely evil and pathetic. The sand they cannot hold, the road they cannot find, the power that fascinates their eyes, the original intention they have forgotten, and Brother Zheng. He has been betrayed all his life, but he is indeed worthy of being loved. In fact, some scenes have a strong sense of empathy. The soldiers are smashed by the grateful people, and the farmers ask Brother Zheng to eat more... Fortunately, the country is now peaceful and the people are safe, and the mountains and rivers remain the same. For the rest, I can only say that it feels a little uncomfortable at times, some of the heroine's behaviors are very strange, and then the character is a bit different from the history, but this character seems to be good, and it is a very gentle story.

The background is well written, but there are still many filters for Yingzheng. With the honey manipulation of the First Emperor in the later period, it is not impossible to make Hu Hai the emperor. Fusu has the blood of the Chu Kingdom, so it is impossible to become the emperor. This is why he has never made a prince, but it is definitely Fusu. He must be capable, otherwise it would be impossible to go to court. The capable eldest son is in front. If a younger son is established who has not yet shown his ability, the ministers will definitely be dissatisfied. Letting Fusu go to Shangjun is an exile, paving the way for Hu Hai to establish a prince. Hu Hai has always been on patrol, which is a signal sent by Ying Zheng. There is no prince who is not always at the side of the emperor. My guess is that Fusu has the ability to speak out in the court for a long time. There are ministers who support Fusu as the prince. More and more people support Fusu, so they find a fat man to exile him. Meng Tian is the most loyal general of the First Emperor. Meng watched Fusu in Shangjun. , Fusu could not resist, and the false edicts were most likely made up by the Han Dynasty to blackmail the previous dynasty. Hu Hai was wrongly placed in the position. Death may not have been Yingzheng's original intention, but Zhao Gaolisi wanted to stabilize the young emperor, and Fusu would definitely eradicate him. Meng Tian had been with Fusu for many years, and would rather kill him than let him go.

It's pretty good. The subject matter is novel, but the author is a bit idealistic. Don't think too much about it when reading. However, the author didn't talk nonsense. He was not brainwashed by some works and said that Fusu is full of Confucianism. It is worth reading.

Fusu is so cute and beautiful! ! !

I like it very much😍😍😍I like it very much Unlike other novels where Ying Zheng is just a background board and a tool that only serves the protagonist, in your novel he is not only an emperor who knows the world, but also a human being of flesh and blood. For those who like him, this is really well written. But the plot of Zhu Qizhen... Is unacceptable. I really like the plot you wrote, but Zhu Qizhen really wants me to just put it on the bookshelf and not read it again. Zhu Qizhen is really...

Super super super beautiful! The subject matter is very novel! I don't know how to say it. ╮ (╯_╰)╭ Should be called I already feel that I am not qualified to review this book! What I want to say about this book: Oops! The right atrium receives the venous blood from the whole body and pumps it out from the pulmonary artery through the right ventricle. At this time, what flows in the pulmonary artery is the venous blood that changes into oxygen-rich arterial blood through gas exchange in the lungs. It is sent from the pulmonary vein to the left atrium and then pumped to the whole body through the aorta of the left ventricle. It can also be said that starting from the left ventricle, fresh arterial blood is squeezed out from the left ventricle through the systemic arteries. After the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide is completed throughout the body's tissues and tissues, the arterial blood becomes venous blood. It returns to the right atrium through the inferior vena cava, then enters the right atrium, enters the circulation of the lungs through the pulmonary artery, and converts the venous blood into arterial blood. The pulmonary vein enters the left atrium and finally the left ventricle. Then the blood is ejected from the right ventricle and flows through the pulmonary artery to the pulmonary capillaries, where it exchanges gas with the alveolar air, absorbs oxygen and excretes carbon dioxide, and the venous blood becomes arterial blood; then it flows back to the left atrium through the pulmonary veins [shy][shy][love][love][love][love])

I hope the author will write a novel about Deng Sui sometime. The world remembers Wu Zetian but few people know about her. She was born in a country where even playing games would not dare to cause so many disasters. However, she not only brought the country through but also strengthened the development of military agriculture and commerce at that time. Even if there are few deeds in the novel that few people can write about, she did it without any cheats. What a great woman! Few people remember her

It's really awesome. The author will update it soon. My fans support you. Come on~