
Great Qin: The Ruthless Crown Prince, I Am the Mandate of the Nation!
大秦:最狠太子,我即是国运!
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- 182k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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Looking for High-Quality Qin Dynasty Stories, Qin Dynasty Fans, Come Back!!!!!
The All-Awesome Great Qin
Princes Fighting for the Throne, With Imperial Scheming
Nothing too fast-paced.
A Prince Protagonist: No Cold Palace, No Idiots, Just a Normal Struggle for the Throne
Even if the emperor doesn’t favor the protagonist above everyone else, he shouldn’t neglect him compared with the other princes. In the end, the protagonist wins the throne and conquers the realm.
I Want More Stories Set in the Qin Dynasty, So I Can See Qin Shi Huang’s Grandeur
The Great Qin
In the Great Qin Dynasty, the Protagonist Is Ying Zheng's Son and Has a System
Looking for a Super-Satisfying Story About Transmigrating to the Qin Dynasty
I'd like something similar to Qin: I Really Don't Want to Be the Crown Prince! (Qin: Mandate of Heaven).
A Ruthless, Overpowered Son of Ying Zheng in the Great Qin Dynasty
Experts, Take a Look
Looking for books like "Pokemon: The Retired Champion's Entertainment Career". Any big shots have recommendations for Pokemon entertainment-industry stories?
Great Qin Princes, System, Heavenly Dao Rankings
The protagonist is the Qin prince Ying Deng. He has a System, and his strength is later exposed by the Heavenly Dao's Golden Rankings! Please tell me the title.
Pokemon Stories
Looking for books similar to "Pokemon Century: The King Returns". Everything these days is Pokemon, but are there any creature-focused stories about Pokemon? What about old-school creature stories? Are they all gone?
Nothing Left to Read
Looking for Stories Set in the Qin Dynasty, Our Charming Ancestor!
Looking for books similar to Great Qin: Gather the Mandate of Heaven and Help the First Emperor Live Forever! The First Emperor, nation-building.
Please Recommend Some Quality, Invincible-Lead Power Fantasy Stories! I Beg You, Everyone!
Recommend Some Good Reads, Any Genre
But no doting-wife stories, and don't make the female lead dependent on the male lead. She should have her own abilities and strengths. Most of all, no tired old plots where, after she transmigrates, there's always an ex or fiancé who looks down on her, only for her to get revenge. I don't want stories where everyone has to get married, either. They have way too much of a mom-like vibe.
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Great Qin: As a Prince, I Can't Afford to Lie Low
Great Qin: I Forge a Path to the Imperial Throne
Great Qin: The Blood-Handed Butcher, Young Master Qin
The Great Qin Storyteller: Taking Stock of the Ten Greatest Emperors from the Start
Great Qin: I Tore Down the Great Wall, and the Xiongnu Went Mad
The Dragon Cauldron of Hanjiang
Great Qin: I Am the Most Revered Crown Prince, Summoning the Unworthy Ones
Great Qin: The First Emperor Accidentally Gets Fleeced
My Grandson Ying Zheng Came to Pay New Year's Respects, and the Red Envelope Held the Divine Elephant Suppressing Prison Force
Reborn as Liu Yu's Eldest Son: I Sweep Away the Five Hu and Pacify the Realm
The Great Qin Rankings: The First Emperor’s Dad Secretly Hears My Thoughts
The Lazy Prince: Father’s Power-Balancing Act Has Me Working Overtime
Great Qin: My Immortal Cultivation Is Exposed, and I Help the Ancestral Dragon Live Forever
A Peach Pit Is All I Need to Become an Immortal
Great Qin: I, the Tyrant Fusu, Build a Divine Dynasty for All Ages!
Great Qin: Playing the Great Swordsman Ziyu
Great Qin: The Imperial Preceptor Is a Little Unorthodox
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Regarding updates: When you update once, minor flaws are magnified, and the immaturity of your writing is criticized. When you update twice, a bit of patience is born, and the plot's progress is more closely watched. When you update three times, subtle praise begins to emerge, and the number of unread readers starts to decline.
I was initially drawn in by the female leads, but as the plot unfolded, I started to have second thoughts. By chapter 15, two named women had appeared: Wang Xi, the granddaughter of Wang Jian, and General Bai, a descendant of Bai Qi. Although there were no explicit descriptions of their appearances, they gave off a rather unsettling vibe.
"Heaven is heartless, earth is unjust. The heavens are ever-changing with wind and clouds, the earth is ravaged by earthquakes and floods. Without a nation, where would the people survive?" "Father, as the emperor, governs the affairs of the world, which means resisting the winds and clouds in the heavens and suppressing the earthquakes and floods on earth!"
It's so good, I love watching it! ৲( ᵒ ૩ᵕ )৴♡*৹ The main character, Lao Liu, is incredibly charismatic and has such a great sense of humanity! ദ്ദി˶ー̀֊ー́ )✧ Fusu is such a wonderful older brother, so kind and respectful. The main character can seriously fool his older brother, so cute! (•́⌄•́๑)૭✧ And it's super satisfying! Absolutely fantastic! : D Finally…May His Highness the Crown Prince protect (foole) you! ✧ ◔.̮◔
It's great! I hope the author keeps updating. There's no female lead; I want to read a career-oriented story, not a romance.
It's supposed to be good, but please, no romance, and no female lead. Please!
Could you please revise the chapter about the opposite-sex brothers, and change it to a master-disciple relationship or an adopted son relationship?
I've been thinking about something. When Liu Ji arrives, could we test him? There's a song called "(Chu-Han)" that tells his life from Liu Ji's perspective. It's about how one night he dreamt of an old man humming a strange melody. He remembered it after waking up. Then, upon reflection, we realize that Liu Ji, three years younger than Ying Zheng, became emperor at 54.
Are there any similar well-written ones? I'd like to recommend some.
The characters in the book are well-developed. Fusu is not weak and cowardly; he has brotherly loyalty and a love for the people. Qin Shi Huang is not stubborn; he is good at accepting advice, dares to break through, and dares to take risks. The protagonist, needless to say, possesses the strictness and decisiveness of Legalism, the loyalty to the emperor and patriotism of Confucianism, and the love for the people like his own children, as well as the non-action of Daoism.