Great Qin: The First Emperor Sets His Sights on a Frail Tech Geek
大秦：病弱技术宅被始皇盯上了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 291k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
175Chapters
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Reader comments 5
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The pace is fast and not slow, but there is a poisonous point. Zhao Gao did not dare to be rampant before Ying Zheng died. There is no reason why Ying Zheng would not kill him because of his power. After all, his power will collapse once Zhao Gao dies. And judging from Ying Zheng's iron-blooded handling of the Six Nations issue, just one person who dares to arrange it in the military is enough to kill him eight hundred times. The better thing is that this article starts from before the reunification of the Six Kingdoms, which will avoid many things about the remnants of the Six Kingdoms later returning to the country, and the description of Li Si is also very good, unlike some Chunlezi online articles that only talk about Li Si's change of the edict and write him as a villain, without mentioning his contribution.
It's okay. It's Zhao Gao... I don't know much about history, but did King Qin trust him so much? Attacking meritorious ministers again and again, hindering the development of Qin State, can you continue to fool around?
It's quite interesting, but why is Zhao Gao so difficult to kill? Couldn't the First Emperor see that he is not a good person? Why did you keep him for so long? [Pout] And Hu Hai, why can't this naughty kid know who is good and who is good? [Rolls eyes] The interactions between Su Heng and the generals and ministers were all hilarious [smirking] [smirking] If Su Heng hadn't been beaten and left with a cough, would he have lived longer? Overall, it's pretty good. If you have similar articles about sick people, please send them to me [send your heart]
King Qin and Su Heng are also very good at fighting each other.
Very beautiful, very beautiful.