The Idle Storyteller of Great Qin
大秦咸鱼说书人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 409k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 10
Looking for a Novel About Transmigrating to the Qin Dynasty and Helping Emperor Qin Shi Huang, No Romance
Preferably something that just started updating recently and gets updated every day. I've read most of the older ones already.
Looking for High-Quality Qin Dynasty Stories, Qin Dynasty Fans, Come Back!!!!!
The All-Awesome Great Qin
Help! I’m Hooked on Stories About Transmigrating to the Qin Dynasty and Helping Qin Shi Huang Unify the Realm
Transmigrates and Gets Along Extremely Well with Qin Shi Huang, Without Any Suspicion, Then Conquers the World
It can have a System.
Looking for Qin Dynasty Stories With Highly Intelligent Characters. Don't Write the King of Qin Like an Idiot
Ying Zheng is ruthless and shrewd in politics. Don't make it seem like he's treating the protagonist like some immortal.
Qin Dynasty, Best Friends with Brother Zheng, and Unbeatable
Looking for One Set in the Qin Dynasty. No Old Novels, I’m Sick of Those. Anything Like This?
Looking for books similar to "Great Qin: So I Really Am an Immortal". Something like this one, with no System, but still really satisfying.
Novels About Protagonists Who Transmigrate to the Qin Dynasty and Help Qin Shi Huang
Something like I Help Ying Zheng Unite the World, or a story focused on political intrigue.
Looking for Novels Related to the Great Qin
The protagonist transmigrates into the Qin Empire and changes the fate of the Qin dynasty, which perished under its second emperor. No idiot protagonists or brainless plots.
Transmigrate to the Qin Dynasty to Help Ying Zheng, or Become His Tutor and Imperial Mentor
Extremely powerful and invincible.
Reader comments 33
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It can be seen that Da Qin Yingzheng's IP is really popular. So I write one after another about people who can't be beaten but sell dog meat in sheep's clothing. I won't be so harsh if you make empty words.
Don't spoil the history, it's too monotonous. You should transform the villains, lead the technology, introduce the universes, and even include panoramic views when telling the story, so that the characters can be immersed in the scene and conquer the stars. You might as well open the universe and kingdoms arena as soon as possible.
Not very good, the heroine is like a novice, she has no brains at all, and she doesn't hide anything.
It's very similar to my taste. It's not about serving the "First Emperor" but about the heroine having her own career. I love watching it. I've watched it a lot. It's similar to: a dog dressed as Qin Shihuang/Qin Shihuang's youngest son. Suddenly there's a plot that focuses on the heroine. It also respects the characters of characters like Fusu and Zhao Gao in history. It's really nice to watch.
The female protagonist, Lin Wanwan, is a college student who travels through the Qin Dynasty. After Zheng Ge unified the six countries, she escaped from famine in the streets of Xianyang and became a beggar. She is bound to the storytelling system. The writing is a bit naive and has a weak psychological quality. The Qin Dynasty was very modern, and the character of Zheng Ge is relatively vivid.
It's not bad, but the protagonist doesn't strengthen himself. Emmm, he has always been a noob. Isn't there a strengthening potion or something? I haven't seen any of them. I've always bought some daily necessities. Although I want to help Daqin develop, I can't do it without strength.
Full of loopholes, embarrassing
There is a reason for the low score. As a child, you take out systematic things in an open and honest manner, and invite others to your home filled with modern items, for fear that others will not know that you are an outlier. The First Emperor knew about gunpowder, but he still tried to prevent it from developing. He was so awesome. He was afraid of harming himself. Could it be that others had to come to the door before it could develop?
It seems too mouth-watering and not satisfying.
The back part is much more exciting than the front part. The front part is better written, but it won't be read by so many people.