I, Qin Shi Huang, Will Restore the Glory of the Ming Dynasty!

How should I put it? The plot is quite compact and does not focus on depicting the internal plot of the hostility. The siege of the capital is resolved within three chapters, Li Zicheng is resolved within eight chapters, and Wu Sangui is also resolved quickly. I was a little touched after reading the Li Zicheng chapter. Although Li Zicheng is a must-see in the novels that saved the Ming Dynasty, Li Zicheng was not written as a mean and selfish image, nor was he written as a clown. He was very fearless and had the image of a king [covering his face]. The ending also had a tragic emotion, which is worthy of praise. At the same time, it is one of the few novels that does not use hot weapons to deal with the Qing Dynasty (this is the case at present). The psychological description of the Qing Dynasty personnel is also quite delicate, and there is no big scene of killing all directions on the battlefield. It is all small-scale battles like walking a dog 🤦. It is novel that there is no total annihilation of the Qing Dynasty against the Qing Dynasty. The plot and language are very contagious, and Li Zicheng and Wu Sangui both have igniting plots. But your Emperor Qin doesn't look like the real Emperor Qin. He looks like a monster 🍉 wearing the skin of Emperor Qin with some knowledge of later generations. And I haven't seen a familiar famous general so far, and I'm looking forward to the plot of Zhang Xianzhong later. In summary, it's okay and I can continue to pursue it.

The writing is very good, and it brings out all the momentum of Zu Long.

The plot is not procrastinating, there is no nonsense, the killings are decisive, the protagonist is domineering and strategic, reflecting the emperor's supreme imperial power, and the pace is fast, which is good, but I hope it won't reverse history in the future 🤭🤭🤭

The Qin Shihuang Yingzheng written in the book here, I think, is the one who is most like the First Emperor himself. He has great wisdom, extraordinary strategy, sharp eyesight, decisiveness and ruthlessness, and the most imperial spirit! The author's thinking is clear and meticulous. He writes the various strategies and military plans of the First Emperor Yingzheng in detail and in a reasonable manner. I admire the author's writing style and the fact that the author seems to be familiar with the art of war. He is also a wise and strategic man👍👍👍

I haven't read the rest of it yet, but what I wrote in the beginning is so exciting that it is indeed Zulong🐉. Brother Zheng is domineering,

My powerful and charming ancestor, if only this were true. 😢😢

It's cool, cool, cool, as expected of the charming ancestor.

It's really good. Didn't the Eight Banners of the Manchu Qing Dynasty claim to conquer the world immediately? Then let him see the Yingzheng rule that relied on cold weapons and swords to build an empire. Let's see who is strong and who is weak.

When can the Ming Dynasty be changed to the Qin Dynasty?

Although fighting is like playing house and these people are scared out of their wits, the domineering side story of the ancestor is very well written and must be praised with five stars. It would be great if Brother Zheng really comes back to life.