A Group Transmigrates into a Game of Wits, Advancing Qin's Rule by Two Thousand Years

After reading the latest chapter, I still don't understand what the protagonist really wants to do, but it should be to find a way for the people to survive. The author writes about the suffering of the protagonist and the suffering of the people, so that the protagonist can find the real path to take and transform, so the author describes a lot of suffering, but the foreshadowing is so long! The foreshadowing is too long, and the readers don't feel much excitement (even more to the pig's feet being against the New Deal), but the author's portrayal of the protagonist's psychology is good, and it actually reflects the protagonist's change process. It is a good historical article, but there are a lot of hidden points, the positions of the brothers, and the relationship between them. It is possible that they will become opponents in the future, and it is also possible that other people will realize that their methods are not working and support the protagonist. What the heck are the 26 male tenants in the author's bookshelf 🤦, are they good or not?