Coming, Ying Zheng Believed That the Han Dynasty Would Not Survive Seven Generations

It's quite good. I like historical novels that are not unreasonable, especially those about the Qin Dynasty and Qin Shihuang. This is the attitude of the emperor of the Han Dynasty towards the Qin Dynasty in my mind. The Han Dynasty has a huge advantage, and Qin Shihuang has a bad reputation. How can he be submissive to Qin Shihuang?

It was so much fun! Come on, author, don't brag about Ying Zheng's charming ancestors, just write for fun, and the attitude of several people in the Han Dynasty towards Ying Zheng shows that the author has read history books, come on, more and more

At least in some books, Qin Shihuang was directly treated as his younger brother. Historically, Qin Shihuang was regarded as a negative example.

It's good. At least he didn't become Qin Shihuang's dog when the emperor came.

Very good. In the past, novels would only use old routines and lick the Qin Shihuang crazily. The author of this novel has a solid historical foundation and will not be obsessed with interpreting beautiful stories. Very good

It's okay if you don't brag about Ying Zheng. I've seen enough praising Ying Zheng.

It's a rare book that doesn't praise Ying Zheng, I look forward to it [Like]

It's cool, finally I'm not licking Qin Shihuang without thinking.

Great, it's finally not the book about Qin Shihuang's victory in the world!

It can be seen that the author really understands history. He is not one of those people who uses AI to write essays and answers. It is a rare good book.

It's very comfortable, especially when Bangzi shows the value of the word emperor🤣There are always people who think that it is Liu Bang's honor that Bangzi took over the word emperor, but in fact it is the emperor's honor that the word emperor can be used by Liu Bang, otherwise he would have followed Qin Shihuang to ruins long ago🤣

The copy is not interesting, but the dialogue between the emperor and the emperor is very interesting. Finally, someone has written something more realistic. I remember a similar book. Empress Lu directly talked to Ying Zheng, and then Liu Bang was miserable. Why, there are more than 20 emperors in the Liu family, and according to quality, there are three or four in t0, and there are three or four in t1. Even if the Tang Dynasty comes, Li Shimin will have to be kicked to death. After all, Li Shimin is the t0 in the Tang Dynasty.

The author has a very good understanding of historical figures, much better than most authors. Especially the description of Lu Zhi and Liu Ying does not deny her achievements or cover up her faults just because she is a woman. The mother-son relationship between her and Liu Ying is too complicated. The author describes Liu Ying and Lu Zhi as normal people. Under excessive pressure, one chooses to protect their rights almost like a demon (even if they kill their own grandson), and the other chooses to die of depression. The author did not take sides and wrote out their psychological logic fairly, which is much better than many authors who overly belittled Emperor Hui (who is kind and innocent). Finally, Liu Bang did not worship Ying Zheng as in many books. He was almost a yes man. He had his own arrogance and was a normal military leader. The disadvantage is that some of the missions that involve the historical background are too game-like, most of them are not well written, and the combat links are awkward. Only the chapter where Mao Dun meets the descendants is well written.

A very good, relatively objective historical interpretation novel. The main content is still based on official history. Unofficial history and possible actual situations still need to be discussed by readers in the comment area. At the same time, there is no serious subjective tendency, but it may be attacked by some dynasty fans. In fact, Hu Hai's image should be more like a vicious snake, but he was suppressed. Empress Lu's madness and fear when facing the possibility of being devoured, Liu Ruyi's collapse and despair after experiencing various threatening incidents, and Liu Bang's cold side as an emperor. These paragraphs are really well written. Han Xin's plot is a little short, maybe because he's tired of trying to figure it out? Empress Lu wanted to kill him, but Liu Bang more or less watched Han Xin being killed.

Finally, he is no longer a piece of shit, and he is no longer a charming ancestor. I am so moved. The author's historical knowledge can be said to be prophetic in Tomato [cry][cry][cry][cry]

666, The author is careful and can see that he used AI to search historical materials. The characters are not OOC, but the content is mainly chatting between emperors, which is a bit monotonous. The author could use more jokes.

I think the three-dimensional characters are very nice, especially Gaozu, which perfectly fits my imagination of Gaozu. If you like Gaozu, I think you will like this novel very much. The Gaozu in other novels either have strange characters or are written in AI. For example, the Gaozu in the novel I read recently is like a foil. The green leaves holding the flowers of the First Emperor look really strange. Both Emperor Gaozu and the First Emperor are very good. There is no need to keep praising the First Emperor and belittling the Emperor Gaozu. Fans of Emperor Gaozu are really broken when they see it [almost crying] I have been crying [crying] Is there any novel similar to this book? I really need it [blowing kiss]

Very good, not stupid. There are many analyzes of historical figures, and the views are fair. For example, the Qin Dynasty offended the nobles at the top and the people at the bottom, and actually died during the Qin Shihuang period. The analysis is very clear, but the dungeon is not very entertaining, and it is not popular in writing the dungeon.

It's a miracle that Tomato actually has a novel that doesn't kneel down and lick Lu Zheng

This book is very interesting. It doesn't blindly worship Qin Shihuang like other books. It looks very real and awesome👍🏻

The setting is very interesting, and the characterization also has its own thinking. I don't blindly follow the trend. I just don't want to describe every emperor in the past two thousand years. It would be too complicated. I still hope to streamline the personnel composition. The new Three Kingdoms dungeon is very interesting at the moment. Without the lubricant of Liu Bang, it is impossible to fight in a group. Can we achieve an A rating by dividing the troops into three groups? Let us wait and see

Very good, it seems that the author has carefully considered history. Unlike many novels of the same type, it smells like a marketing brainwashing package [laughs awkwardly]. The characters in this book are very consistent with historical facts, especially Liu Bang, who is finally not a pure hooligan. Those who like Liu Bang highly recommend [Sending Hearts]

It's good. Finally, he is no longer my charming ancestor.

The author understands history very well, but it's a pity that this kind of logic will not please Tomato. What a pity. Douyin history view is too popular now

I like the evaluation of the Han Dynasty here, and I also like the refutation of the Qin Dynasty. I am tired of seeing those later monarchs who respected the Qin Emperor like gods. I want to see strong men! Personally, I suggest that the author arrange the copy to be shorter, preferably with more historical copies, not too many other copies, or to look forward to the conversations between dynasty figures.

It is a good book, but it is very popular among readers. Those who affirm Liu Bang's ability will have a good impression of it. On the contrary, those who think Liu Bang is a scoundrel and can conquer the world by relying on dogs will have a very bad impression.

At least he didn't brag about Qin Shihuang

Very good, but there is a slight historical error. The temple name was restored by Liu Qi (just take this example for now, change it, it looks uncomfortable)

It's very beautiful, well written, and has a good historical background. It can be called a masterpiece in Tomato, especially Liu Bang's martial spirit is a three-color dragon, and the settings are added later.

It is very objective, and unlike other novels of the same type that praise Qin Shihuang to the sky and regard him as an emperor and a saint throughout the ages, it is not so brainless.