Driven Away by the King of Zhao, I Was Made Chancellor by Qin Shi Huang

The content is very interesting. There are no embarrassing scenes that often appear in most Chuan Qin novels. The protagonist is not the kind of funny, a rare honest idealist. Even the sentences and paragraphs that are not pleasing to the eye are forced to be pleasing to the eye. It is just that the child is too young and can only be squeezed between the teeth. It is not enough to read.

Although the plot setting is a bit awkward, it is a pretty good book. It is a good book and can be read. There is nothing too poisonous. The political robbery is really delicious. Brother Zheng and Bai Yueguang, whom he had been dreaming of before, went in both directions. Let us congratulate the newlyweds. 😋 I will support political robbery to the death. They are soul-to-heart friends. They are monarchs and ministers who are distant but close at the same time. It is a two-way rush to success with Bai Yueguang, who has been dreaming for a long time. They are carrying each other's back, hoping for each other's happiness and health, and fulfilling each other's ambitions. He is Ajie's Zhengge, and he is also Zhengge's Ajie. It is the sharp Tai'a sword and its scabbard. (Needless to say, the gold content of the scabbard of the emperor's sword.) (There is no need to say more about the ingredients of the emperor's scabbard in history.) It is God and his only humanity. (If you follow this history, you cannot describe a complete life story without mentioning the other party.) (It's completely fate and destiny that we are tightly bound together after meeting.) (It's already to the point where even if you don't eat it, you have to admit that the relationship between them is very special.) (Brother Zheng, who is against Ajie and has malicious intentions, must ruthlessly attack his three tribes.)😋😋 (Authority protects his wife.) (Delicious, the text can be read as a wedding vow.) Almost all of your Zheng brother's warmth and gentleness have been given to Ah Jie. Zheng Jie is a pair of extremely delicious monarchs and ministers. You are the doom of the Six Nations. You are also my fate. The career-approving husband follows the king's wife. Well, why isn't it a natural match? The Prime Minister is the kindest mother in the Qin Dynasty and the sternest father in the Six Kingdoms. (How come Zheng Ge and Ajie are not a strict father and loving mother combination.) It feels like Ah Jie is really a bit like a succubus with special attack on the old Qin family. There is no need to say more about Brother Zheng, Fusu has already been obsessed with me, and now he is as tall as a young master. I can't do it anymore, why can't you look at me more. I am so charmed that I can only say yes. The succubus is coming that the old Qin family cannot resist. This is a historical text that people with brain waves will like very much.

The plot is very logical, and the relationship between the king and his ministers is not a mindless one. After describing the outside sugar-coating, the author also added political cold-bloodedness inside. Yes, this is what makes a monarch, and you can see that many chapters are interspersed with some stories about the protagonist. So far, there is nothing poisonous about it. Some articles like this are written randomly in order to force and make sense, so I think the author's writing is quite good.

After reading it for so long, I decided to write a long review: The plot of "Return to the Qin Dynasty" is indeed a bit slow at the beginning, but the flaws are not concealed. After reading it for so long, I can responsibly say that the author's writing is online, and he has definitely studied the history of that period. Various quotes such as "On the Passage of Qin" and "Tang Ju Fuli Fuli" etc. Emerge in an endless stream, and the author's literary talent and knowledge can also be seen in the book reviews (forgive me for my lack of talent and my inability to remember the author's specific quotes). The protagonist is absolutely loyal to Qin, and the refreshing point is also well grasped. There are no obscene descriptions of women in the whole text, it is purely about career, and this book can be read with your mind (the IQ of each supporting character is online, and the actual productivity at the time is also taken into consideration). To sum up, although there are some shortcomings in the early stage, please give this book a chance. It is the most practical among the many travels across the Qin Dynasty that I have read (the reading time on the homepage is evidenced)

The book is overall very good. I would like to make two small suggestions: 1. I know that the protagonist is working hard for Zhao Guo, but there is no need to emphasize it repeatedly in three or four chapters. 2. The layout should be clearer and should not be one sentence per paragraph.

This is the first time I see this type of article, it's very nice. The protagonist's character and abilities are great, and the author's writing style is also very good. That's right. The layout gives me a headache. It only lasts one sentence. The author hasn't written a composition in many years.

It feels quite interesting and not too flashy. Not boring, the key is The general feeling of sending warmth is to highlight the protagonist's kindness and indifference to suffering. Instead, it appears fake. I was wronged in Zhao State and my hair turned gray. Still holding on for so long. Are you alone here? . The country is about to be destroyed all of a sudden. I feel like this is the reason why I want to destroy the country.

It is worth seeing Chuan Qinwen. The protagonist suffered a lot in Zhao State, but soon went to Qin State, and the text was not depressed. The protagonist was born as a descendant of the down-and-out clan of the Zhao Kingdom, and was rescued and raised by Li Mu when he was young. Although he knew the direction of history, he repeatedly refused to be solicited by other countries in order to repay his kindness. He showed his talents at a young age and worked hard for Zhao Guo for many years. There is no system, and the protagonist is well portrayed, but he lives like an ascetic. As Prime Minister Zhao, he lived in a thatched house, had no meat to eat, and spent most of his money on policies to improve life in the capital of Guizhou. When Qin exchanged six cities for him, he was only twenty-four years old and already had gray hair on his temples. When I first read the article, I thought, why didn't this time-traveler endure hardship? Later, he gradually understood that he had integrated into the world after having a transcarnation. He knew clearly that Zhao Guoli had been destroyed for only a few years. To turn things around, a modern ordinary person without a system would have to fight tooth and nail. Moreover, he was like an alien in Zhao State because he was devoted to the country. No one helped him. King Qian of Zhao was mediocre and trusted the divine general Guo Kai. The dignitaries were constantly criticizing him because their interests were violated. The people of Zhao State hated him because he had escorted Ying Zheng back to Qin, and turned a blind eye to his efforts. Working hard is not an adjective, it means putting all your efforts into it, being exhausted physically and mentally, and having no time to care about anything else. Fortunately, his deeds and talents were recognized by other countries. After he was dismissed as prime minister by Zhao State, the six countries competed for him. Ying Zheng also regarded him as a white moonlight and fully trusted him, allowing him to use his talents without any worries. The hardships in Zhao State are often just interspersed in the text, compared with the clearness of government orders in Qin State.

It can be seen that the author has his own ideas. You can't read the article at first, but once you get into it, it will be very interesting and you can't stop at all. The author's views on history are very good and unique. The reflection of modern times can be seen in many places, and the plot is excellent. As the prime minister, the protagonist does not go into battle to kill the enemy like in other novels, but focuses more on the rear to make up for the shortcomings of the people's livelihood for the Qin Dynasty. He is superb in various strategies, is kind but sharp, has a bottom line and extremely high thoughts, and takes action when it is time to take action. A little sinister adds to the protagonist's character. All in all, it's a very good book, it made me spin, and I enjoyed reading it. Maybe it's because I just uploaded the rating, but the score is a bit low. In my opinion, this book deserves a nine points! It's so well written, bro. I finished it in two days and it's so satisfying. Please write another episode. I'll do anything [crying][crying][crying]

It looks good, looks good, and the writing is very good. Has the author ever considered writing a side story about modern people's view of the Qin Dynasty in the future? Later generations were shocked when they saw the cultural relics of the Qin Dynasty, and admired the achievements of the protagonist and King Qin, as well as the female historical fans who knelt on CP. Do you want to write a forum-style extra? I really want to see it [blowing kiss]