Da Qin: Everything the Sun Shines on Is Da Qin!

Jiang Wang is knowledgeable and capable. "Confucians know a little bit, Taoists know a little bit, Mohists know a little bit, Legalists know a little bit, Qimen, military strategists, and Mohist farmers also know a little bit." Qi, perseverance, "He does not cause trouble, nor is he afraid of trouble. Although his soul is mature, he has the courage of a young man." He is flexible, has the people in mind, teaches students according to their aptitude, and teaches by words and deeds. He is a very good gentleman! The writing style is relaxed and natural, the content is detailed and rich, the descriptions and evaluations of all parties are relatively objective and true, and it is super beautiful!

So far, it's another good book. I'm looking forward to the plot in the future, hahahahahahaha

There are few good tomato history articles! Finally, it is no longer a stream of inner voice, but a stream of rebellion. What I've read so far doesn't have any bad points, and there's nothing in the plot that makes you passionate, but it just reads very naturally and smoothly.

This is a top-quality novel. Although it is just starting out, the content is substantial and there is no common sense confusion. It is very comfortable to read and I can endure it. It is gradually turning into a development novel at this stage, but at least it feels very good and there is no brainless content.

Give it five stars. It's rare to see such a down-to-earth Qin Dynasty travel story. The author must perform normally. Keeping it this way is the best.

It's very interesting. I really look forward to the day when Ying Zheng becomes the King of Qin.

Hey guys, this book has been sitting on my bookshelf for months, and now it's just starting to sell out, and it took me two days to catch up. This book is really great! Finally unified the six countries [almost crying]! This kind of plot of developing national strength, focusing on career, and inheriting ideological education is really something I never tire of. The character of the protagonist won my heart, and he is also a very charming character in the eyes of many people. There aren't many emotional scenes, they're all brushed off. There will be more things to be busy with after that. It's time for those juniors with new ideas to show their strength. Although I know that what the protagonist has to do will make too many enemies, I also hope that in the end, there will be a good ending where both sides can go both ways. Big cheers for the author! ! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

I have read a lot of books about the Qin Dynasty, but this one is the only one where the characters are very well created and the plot is coherent. The protagonist's outlook on life is also very positive. I hope the author doesn't want to be a eunuch [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss]

Although there are some places in the middle where I feel the development is too fast, overall it is still very good. The author's respect and rigor for history are also deeply affecting. Of course, personal energy is always limited. It is normal to have errors and omissions in some places, which will not affect the perception of the book. As for the content of this book, the highlight is definitely the transition from acquaintance and familiarity with the First Emperor, to the honeymoon period when the First Emperor was both a teacher and a father, and then when the First Emperor became more and more prominent in his interests as king, the differences between the two became wider and wider, and in the end the emperor and his ministers became completely suspicious. This section is the most flavorful and unforgettable part; the second and third generations later. The plot is played faster, which makes people feel that some details have been added to the outline. It can indeed be seen that the author is busy with the ending. The description of Fusu and Qi is more like tool people, who help the protagonist complete the rest of the plan. However, this is understandable. I didn't feel particularly uncomfortable after watching it at the end. On the contrary, I felt very happy. In addition, if it works, I hope the author can thank Xiniu Hezhou and Nanzhan Buzhou for the extra chapters on the subsequent development and ending, which will make it more enjoyable. Finally, I would like to thank the author for giving me a legendary journey to the Qin Dynasty, which really made me feel [cool][cool][cool]

After reading the full text, Jiang Wang's goal is very clear, to conquer Qin! He is really a person who is willing to leave everything behind for the prosperity of Great Qin. No matter who blocks his way, he will clear it out, including his relatives and himself. Such a person is really charming.

In fact, the plot of this book is not particularly attractive, but the author's writing style is very good, the overall IQ is online, and there are few poisonous points. Another point that is very different from other authors is that the author will seriously search for the history of the Qin Dynasty. It is reasonable for this book not to be popular. After all, the Qin Dynasty has no attractive plot except Ying Zheng. The main reason is that the author's writing style is good. The summary is that this book is well written, has clear logic, and stable characters. The most important thing is that the author really checked historical records. Unfortunately, the subject of the Qin Dynasty is not attractive enough. This book is still worth reading.

Well, the writing is quite good, and many things are traceable, especially the conflict between the protagonist's modern thoughts and ancient feudal thoughts. The protagonist just wants a transmission that belongs to the Chinese nation, and his surname is not necessarily Ying. He just happened to time travel and chose Qin Shihuang. Until the reunification, the contradiction between them was exposed. What Ying Zheng wanted was the Great Qin Eternal, which can be considered consistent with the beginning. The protagonist played chess with Gui Guzi At that time, the protagonist believed that each generation should have its own tasks, and all achievements require mutual efforts from generation to generation, but it is too unacceptable to put it on each specific person, and human life is too short. I did not read it later. I am a bit unable to accept this kind of historical genre that writes people to death in one breath. I fell into nihilism. This is not the author's problem. Generally speaking, the writing is very good.

I finished reading it in one go, the plot is wonderful, the author is truly talented and knowledgeable, it is a rare good book, worth recommending

It's a very nice and stable historical time travel novel. It has no system. The protagonist is very smart. The author's writing is very good. The author also explains the historical content at the end of the chapter. It is well-founded and you can learn something while reading.

The author's logic is excellent. He has correct views, a serious attitude towards history, and a thorough grasp of the image creation of each character. The content is rich, the pace is not sluggish, and the negative characters are not described too much. For me, it is just right. It arouses interest without being overly disgusting. Most of the time, most people make a cameo as the negative image without affecting the positive side. This is difficult to achieve in many novels, and it is a rare masterpiece.

In the beginning, they were both teachers and friends, but later on, the king and his ministers were suspicious of each other. In fact, there were signs of it as early as Ten Taxes Three, and many people reminded the male protagonist that the cunning rabbit died and the lackey was cooked. Although Qin Shihuang did not kill the male protagonist before his death, he still felt that it was a pity that the master and apprentice ended up like this. Although the later Second and Third Worlds are not too rich in writing, they are quite enjoyable to watch. Mainly because Fusu is a true believer in the male lead! It's a very nice book. I would like to thank the author for his hard work in checking the historical information.

It's a very good book. It's considered a top product on Tomato. In fact, the author should stick to his own opinion and follow his own ideas about Wu Gu's outline. After the changes, it looked a bit sloppy. Personally, I think it would have been more satisfying to say that Ying Zheng, Fu Su and others were waiting for him at the end.

This book is very beautiful. It describes the helplessness of being forced to get married by Qin Wang Zhichu, and the truth about Qin Shihuang's fear of him. In general, everyone's personality is different, and the reading of the book is also different. My suggestion is that everyone will evaluate it after reading it.

This book is quite well written. The process has ups and downs, the emergence of new things is not blunt, and the characteristics of each character are very distinct. Although the protagonist has a wife, there is very little space about Jinyang in the whole article, and the connection is very smooth, not too abrupt. PS, I am a person who doesn't like to read CP articles. . . This book writes about people's hearts. In the author's writing, he saw a different Qin Dynasty.

Okay, this book. Compared with other novels on the Qin Dynasty theme of the same type, this book is more realistic in its description of regime changes, officialdom struggles and changes in human nature. From the deep love between master and apprentice who grew up together, to the rift between king and minister, they are wary and suspicious of each other. At the same time, the author has obviously conducted rigorous research on history, and the overall logic is relatively rigorous. It can be regarded as one of the outstanding novels about traveling through the Qin Dynasty. Finish spreading flowers

The chapter should end when we write the Military Song of the Great Qin. It would be better to leave some unresolved matters in suspense. The author writes with great care and the story is very well arranged, just like the climax of a TV series. I give it a 9.9 Rating!

I read the chapter "Six Kings Complete, Four Seas One" in one breath. The author's writing is delicate and I found no pitfalls. It is logically collected and the plot progresses smoothly. It is a good book. A little bit less refreshing~

A very good book, it's a pity to include tomatoes in it. This style of writing feels more suitable for Ordering Home Next Door. It has research evidence, not many gags, and a serious drama style, which is very comfortable to watch. The only drawback is that the progress is a bit too fast later on, and there are no modern extras! What a shame!

I have read more than 330 chapters. Generally speaking, it is okay. I didn't like it very much at the beginning. The first and middle stages are quite good. Some recent chapters are dull and the supporting characters are a bit lackluster. But the author's views are quite upright (only what you can see from reading the article). I'll put it here and continue reading later. If the plot is more fleshed out later, I will give 5 stars.

Objective, the story content is delicate, the characters have rich emotions, and some things can be learned, such as the harvest time of wheat. Some of the dark side stories are also interesting. [Stunned][stunned][laughing][laughing]

It's okay, the beginning and the end are pretty good, but there's a part in the middle that's hard to get over. The ending gives Jiang Wan a decent and good ending, but it's a little rushed. It would be nice to write about Jiang Wan's funeral and later generations' evaluation of Jiang Wan. In the middle, some concepts are a bit poisonous, some confrontations with the First Emperor are a bit strange, but others are fine. It is a novel worth reading. Better than most of the purely refreshing articles.

The characters of Qin Zhidian in the novel are well created. The plot is not sloppy, and the Qin's attack on the six kingdoms is not particularly exciting. However, the Tomato novels I have read describe the characters from Qin to the early Han Dynasty, and the characters are not chaotic, and the arrangement of the characters is not that wrong. A vivid description of weighing the pros and cons. There were mistakes in the process, but the author corrected them in time and listened to the advice in his thinking about the characters. At this point, my knowledge base may not be able to integrate when I read this, but with the author's narration, I, an old bookworm like me, think this is a good Qin Zhi Dian. The foundation of the previous 48 pictures is very good, my charming ancestor. I hope the author will keep up the good work and not end it.

The writing is really, really good. It is the most exciting book I have ever read on historical subjects. Whether it is some historical knowledge or some later historical figures, the author's writing and shaping are very rigorous and true. I haven't read such a book in a long time. This is also the first time I have given a gift, haha. The first time is two (☆▽☆)

It's beautiful, but there's also a lot of blood and passion in the ordinary! In the 500 years since the Qin Dynasty, although it eventually declined, it has made great achievements all over the world. In addition, I feel that the development of science and technology is quite reasonable. There is no cheating. It pops up all of a sudden. It is all made through the continuous thinking and experimentation of our ancestors! The author's writing is great, I hope you will continue to work hard! Support……

A very good historical novel that is in line with the times. It does not change society on a large scale because of modern ideas. The characters in the novel have their own thoughts. They are very three-dimensional and vivid, and the ending is not rushed.