Great Qin: Wherever the Sun Shines Belongs to Great 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]

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]

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]

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.