With Twenty-Eight Ministers, I Became an Emperor for the Ages

I don't know if anyone has watched the film version of "My Qin is Going to Die" at LOF. The story line is basically the same. Emperor Jing - First Emperor, the grandson of the general who ran away is Wang Jian's grandson, Wang Li, the 21st prince Qin Ze - the 18th prince Hu Hai, as well as the spy Meng Yan, the lucky and very lucky Guigu gangster Xia Yu - Xia Linyuan. There are many very similar places. Basically, you can relate to it as long as you have seen it. If you want to see the initial operations of this non-cinematic time traveler, I recommend "My Great Qin Is Going to Die". Hu Hai, a student of the Department of Modern Philosophy, traveled through the Great Qin and became Hu Hai, performing a series of operations to save the Great Qin. I'm definitely not just talking about it and deliberately recommending other books under other people's books. It's just that many of the memes are too similar. I don't know if they are considered to be fusion memes. It is still a movie-watching body with fan memes from other platforms. It has to be said that the author had some ideas and bypassed the main book. The movie-watching books now also have a blend of memes, showing the kings and ministers in it in a pretentious way.

The protagonist boasts about the ceiling of the world, and speaks boldly when making love. Just imitate the big brother and fool around. Others: being reserved can express 1% of their love. The protagonist: on the contrary, 50% of their liking can express 200% of their love.

It's quite funny and light-hearted, and it doesn't have the poisonous points mentioned below. Zhao Gao didn't wash his hands of it. In addition, the protagonist is now a child, so there is no problem for children to act coquettishly towards their older brothers.

I haven't finished reading it, but in the early stage I knew clearly that he was using the template of Qin Shihuang And the two generals inside also follow the templates of Wei Qing and Huo Qubing.

It took me a few hours to finish reading it after lunch, but it wasn't enough. Although the combination of various emperors in history has become an abstraction, I quite like this style. I hope the author will continue to work hard. I will give a general review after finishing the article.

Pin Hao Di borrows the characters of some emperors from other dynasties. It creates a narcissistic, greedy and stingy protagonist. (●'◡'●) (No malice, no malice. Just my own thoughts, no lightning protection if I don't like it.)

It's a very good book. There's nothing bad about it. However, I hope the author will put whether or not there is a heroine and how the heroine is in the introduction or the first chapter. Otherwise, some crazy people will give negative reviews.

So far, it's good, with no bad points. Compared with other Tianmu novels, it's already a pretty good book. There are no palace fights, female chats, fighting each other, or suspicion between father and son. The only shortcoming is that it doesn't improve the country's power. It has more than 100 chapters, but at least it has come up with something to improve the country's power. It has always been a revelation and bragging, but it doesn't bring anything good to the country.

I hope that the protagonist will have his own child, rather than adopting someone else's child. After all, I feel that in ancient times, if an emperor did not have his own biological child, it would make the country unstable. On the one hand, the feeling that the emperor has no descendants will make the ministers uneasy, and the feeling of having no successors will be uneasy. On the other hand, the descendants will feel that they all have the same identity and are all collaterals. Why can you be the emperor and I can't? They will think about fighting for positions and causing civil strife.

It's not bad. I support the author. He focuses on light and interesting things. If you want to see the kind of power struggle and bloody rivers, turn left when you go out. Let me explain the comments about being coquettish and cute, and the protagonist is like a pendant. After all, it is quite interesting. Some people said in the comments about this novel that it seemed like a man in his decades acted coquettishly and cutely towards his father and elder brother all day long. But in fact, the protagonist in the novel is only eight years old. What does the protagonist say? It looks like I have Hu Hai's script, but it's really not the case. I've read more than 170 chapters now. Judging from the front, it's really not the protagonist. He wants to kill his brother. I read the comments and said that the protagonist is acting like a spoiled child. I'm just talking nonsense. I said it at the beginning. The protagonist is now an eight-year-old child. Son, I have memories of past lives, but I don't know clearly. They are the protective mechanism of the human body. The brain has not yet fully developed. It is more like an eight-year-old child. It is normal to behave like a child, roll around and act coquettishly. If you say that someone in other novels has a clear memory of Gao Wu or a system from childhood, I will not be stubborn with you. For the protagonist, who is eight years old now, it is good to act like a baby in front of his father, who is the emperor. He must act like a baby with all his strength. By the way, most of the protagonists are to become a bole, giving trust and clarifying the general framework. I mentioned gunpowder, paper, and other things earlier. The protagonist only needs to give a rough outline, and the rest is left to specialized people to experiment and pass the imperial examination. A series of methods are called by later generations in the book, and they cannot grow any further.