
In Great Qin, I Seek the Way to Longevity
人在大秦,顾道长生
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Rigorous history and unique insights. It's been a long time since I've seen such an excellent Daqin article [Adored]! I am reading this book every day now, and I really feel uncomfortable if I don't read it for a day. There is a lot of ink in this book, and it is by no means the kind of historical text that you can read without thinking. On the contrary, this book reaches the point where you have to think more [to send your heart]. If you don't think about it, you will be a little behind. The character setting of the protagonist is also very novel. He is a farm official and an old man in his sixties. It's really rare for someone to write a protagonist like this, but the author really did it just right [laughs]. It neither destroys the character of the "old man" nor breaks away from the epoch-making vision of the "traveler". Of course, it should be that the author prefers "pacifying the world" rather than "pacifying the world." Therefore, the author only briefly touched on the plot of Yingzheng destroying the six kingdoms, but I personally feel that more can be written, otherwise the book will be a bit short [I almost cried]. The protagonist is strong because he is very old and has a lot of knowledge. He does not talk like those young protagonists, which easily makes Li Si and other ministers have a contemptuous attitude from the beginning. But the weakness lies in the fact that the protagonist is very old, and peace in the world is a long-term thing. Without the protagonist, at most, Fusu or Ziying will have something to watch. If they wait until these two are dead. Is this book still called Da Qin? [Almost crying] [Almost crying] But no matter how long or short this book is, I will continue to read it. Please author please add more chapters! [Cry][cry][cry]
This book is good, relatively objective and realistic. The description of King Zhou is quite consistent with my concept, and the use of the nine-level Zhongzheng system is also very good. It is unlike other books about the Qin Dynasty, which required imperial examinations. The popularity of reading in the Qin Dynasty was much worse. Some authors did not use their brains to write directly.
First of all, I read this book for 6 hours. I originally listened to it to sleep, but the more I listened, the more excited I became, and I finished it without skipping a chapter. As a lover of Qin history, the author's description of the shortcomings of the Qin Dynasty gave me a new idea in many places, especially the part where the world became a chess game and the game between the two sides "coerced the order of heaven to order the first emperor" was quite exciting (of course, I still have reservations about whether Huang Shigong is Wei Liao). But the setting in the article is really eye-catching, and it can also connect many clues. One of my favorite plots is when Xu Zi asks Fusu to experience the plot development of Mrs. Zheng and Hu Ji in different ruthlessness. In just a few sentences, Hu Ji's careful thoughts and Mrs. Zheng's innocence are outlined. In that paragraph, Fusu finally realized from Mrs. Huayang's mouth how he did not eat minced meat in the past. It was really satisfying. Now we are looking forward to the ending of "Qufu Kong Family", it is well received and well received! !
It's so beautiful. The author is so talented and knowledgeable. It beat all the historical texts I've read before to pieces. I was looking for some historical texts to read, but I couldn't find anything that I liked, until I discovered this treasure.
Excellent~ The description is penetrating and introductory~ The debate is very clear in simple terms~ Excellent~ The handling is very good~~~👍👍👍
Well written and gives people unique insights
I feel that this is the best book I have read in more than 10 years. It makes people want to put it down. The questions it raises are to the point, cultural and in-depth, and it can be understood by everyone through simple language. The author is simply amazing.
It's quite good-looking and super exciting, but can you give the Empress Dowager Huayang less modifiers? It's a bit uncomfortable when words like coquettish voice, beautiful eyes, and busty breasts suddenly appear while reading. It's very awkward @scriber
This is a book where you can learn about history. The author is very talented, and the author's name (Da Qin Writer) also explains why he wrote such a book. The author of this article is the only modern person I have seen who is fully prepared to travel to the Qin Dynasty and offer advice to the First Emperor. As an important dynasty that rooted the unification culture in the Chinese nation, Qin's death caused regret to countless people. I have read many books about how time travel to the Qin Dynasty helped the First Emperor continue the unification. This book is the first to truly explain the advantages and disadvantages of the theories of various schools of thought. It even explains the inevitable outcome of the death of Qin II (even if Fusu in history did not commit suicide, he was unable to unite the forces of all parties). The author uses the name "Xu Shang" (it is reasonable to suspect that the author's real name is this, or has the same pronunciation but different words) to explain how a man who does not have the author's terrifying golden finger, but has five thousand years of Chinese experience (an old man who has learned from ancient and modern times and faces historical changes) can change a country. Qin has not died, Qin has always been there. As long as China does not die, Qin will not perish.
The author writes the novel with great care. I love reading it and hope to keep writing it. I know that this kind of high-quality novel is difficult to write, but it can really cure old bookworms. Bookworms are really bored and bored to death. Thank you!