I Transmigrated to the Tyrannical Qin: Chen Sheng Led Me in Rebellion

Ziying should be the brother of Qin Shihuang, not Fusu's son or Hu Hai's brother. Historical records record that Ziying conspired with his two sons to kill Zhao Gao. When he killed Li Si and Meng's brothers, he also advised Hu Hai not to destroy himself like the last king of Zhao. City and Hu Hai all expressed their acquiescence to him and did not do anything to him. Moreover, he was still very prestigious in Xianyang and should be an older man. When Hu Hai liquidated his brothers and sisters, he did not liquidate Ziying. Others were okay, but the pace was a bit slow.

The story is wonderful! The detailed description is very vivid! The Chen Sheng and Wu Guang Uprising, an event that was mentioned in one or two sentences in the history books when I was in school, was written by the author to give an immersive sense of déjà vu! Big cheers for the author! I will follow up on the book and update it later.

When the protagonist witnesses Wu Guang's inner struggle when he is beaten by an officer, when he discovers Chen Sheng's machinations behind his "ambition of a swan," when he struggles between the oath of "being rich and honorable without forgetting each other" and the real interests, these micro narratives allow history to lose the solemn cloak of grand narratives, revealing the most original complexity of human nature. The author cleverly deconstructs the cry of "Princes and generals would rather live together" into the instinctive resistance of the people at the bottom in desperate situations of survival, which not only retains the tragic feeling of history, but also gives it a deeper practical significance. Strongly recommend[like][like][like][like][like]

The entry point of this story is really good. The author should be very familiar with that period of history, and his delicate writing style can bring people to that era. The plot is not sluggish either. It is a rare book that should be read by more people!

"Traveling Through the Violent Qin Dynasty - Chen Sheng Leads Me to Uprising" takes the perspective of the time traveler Zhao Ge and cuts into the stormy waves of the peasant uprising in the late Qin Dynasty. The author skillfully collides modern thinking with the current of history. The protagonist is not an omnipotent savior, but a "chess player" who struggles to mediate in historical inevitable situations such as the death of Ge Ying, the military minister's Northern Strategy, and the Xingyang Dilemma. The story is full of tension, especially the portrayal of the corruption of Chen Sheng's royal power and internal strife. From "don't forget each other even if we are rich," to the indiscriminate killing of heroes, arrogance and extravagance, the disillusionment of idealism is disappointing. Zhao Ge is in the center of the whirlpool. He must not only use historical knowledge to save himself, but also fight against the inertia of the times to save Wu Guang. His resourcefulness, forbearance and powerlessness are intertwined, allowing readers to deeply understand the tragedy and difficulty of leveraging a gap in the gears of established destiny. The complex entanglement of intrigue, war, and human nature constitutes a cruel and realistic picture of the heroes of the late Qin Dynasty, which is fascinating. 👍👍👍Like

This book is really well written, the content is not procrastinating, the characters are described delicately, and the plot is very reasonable. It makes people want to continue reading, so that everyone can see the author's efforts, and update quickly!

The author is talented and can use simple language to describe the story so wonderfully. I admire it. I read the latest chapter in one breath and still have more to say. Such a wonderful book must be supported by five stars. ! ! ! ! ! !

The protagonist, from the perspective of Chen Sheng's neighbor, must not only fight against the iron fist of cruel officials, but also bridge the gap between brothers in the torrent of uprising. The crushing feeling of historical gears and the struggle of human nature are intertwined, making the word "unity" worth more than a thousand dollars in troubled times. The ending is unknown but makes people question the original intention.

The author's writing style is very powerful. It not only has a sense of history, but also can delicately depict the emotions of the characters and the atmosphere of troubled times. When reading, I seem to be able to see the suffering of the people under the harsh regime, and feel the passionate and helpless mood of the protagonist and brothers. The writing style is smooth and charming, which greatly enhances the reading experience.

The words written by the author seem to be breathing, and every character is wrapped in hot temperature. The characters stand up from the pages, with the wrinkles and light of fireworks. There is salt in the tears when they cry, and there is wind in the teeth when they laugh. The story has deep wrinkles hidden in the folds, a sharp edge is seen in the tenderness, and a loneliness is revealed in the hustle and bustle. Reading it is like holding a pair of warm hands, knowing both the warmth and coldness of the world, and feeling that the world is worth it.