An Eight-Hour Workday Starting in The Legend of Qin

A very good book. No lewd jokes, no harem, just focused on the author's work. I give the author my highest praise: It doesn't feel like something a man would write! 👍

Great, prettier than those girls who hang out with all sorts of women! 👍👍 To put it bluntly, fanfiction about collecting beautiful women and building a harem is a desecration of the original work. I enjoy reading fanfiction, but I dislike works that desecrate the original. If you're going to make money off someone else's work, at least respect the original!

Keep it up! It's really good. It's the best Qin's Moon fanfiction I've ever read, and the one with the most positive values. It's much better than those wish-fulfillment novels where the protagonist comes to ancient times but doesn't want to achieve anything great, and all he thinks about is women.

While this adaptation of Qin's Moon doesn't fully address the tragedy of Han Fei's death, it has a strong moral compass. It doesn't focus on chasing women as the core plot, but rather on self-improvement in the early stages and supporting the Qin state and saving its people in the later stages. Personally, I feel that although there are still some regrets, the story is more compelling than those fanfics that constantly focus on acquiring female characters.

It's truly, truly excellent! I've always enjoyed reading male-oriented novels with a "power fantasy" element, but finding good ones among the vast sea of ​​such works is incredibly difficult. What I want to read is a protagonist who can be a gentleman, a strategist, an emperor, a general, a chivalrous hero, a civil official, or even a commoner or a beggar—anything goes, as long as their actions…

This is truly excellent and completely different from other Qin's Moon fanfics that focus on romance and gifting beautiful women. It's purely about career development and friendship. It's enjoyable from both the male and female perspectives. I'm only not giving it full stars because I'm afraid the book will disappear.

This is a rather rare type of story that focuses on the protagonist's career and main plot, without any obsession with any of the female characters. The focus is entirely on the protagonist's own storyline. The author has their own unique perspective and excellent entry points, which is the most commendable aspect.

It's great! It's rare to find a Qin's Moon fanfic with such an interesting plot. The characters are all normal, not mindless conspiracy theories, not biased, and not just mindlessly collecting beautiful women. It captures the charm of the original protagonist and continues the tone of the earlier installments. It's definitely a high-quality fanfic.

That's great! With the development of the times and the strength of unification, more and more people support Qin Shi Huang. Back then, Qin Shi Huang fanfiction was full of bloodthirsty characters and harem characters who wanted to establish their own kingdoms. 🥰

I personally prefer novels with a single or multiple female leads, so I had some biases when reading. However, the protagonist's maneuvering between the Luo Wang (a powerful online organization) and the Confucian school kept me reading. Most importantly for me, the novel didn't belittle the original protagonist, Tianming, while simultaneously affirming Fusu's benevolence, changing the Confucian…