Under the Street Lamp, I Picked up Qin Shihuang

The writing style is very good, the plot setting and pacing are very good, and it is very good as a historical novel about Xiang Mengnu. Demining explanation: In this article, male impurity means that the male protagonist and the female protagonist have obviously communicated with each other, so they went to sleep with other women in the harem in the middle of the night, and then took the rouge scent from other women with them, and then ran back to sleep with the female protagonist in the middle of the night [face covering] I always thought that a man who is unclean means he is unclean before he meets the heroine, and then becomes devoted to her once he falls in love with her. Who knew this was the case, ah ah ah, after reading more than half of it, I found out that it was like this. It feels as uncomfortable as swallowing a fly. It's better to be [cover face]... If you can accept that the emperor is in love with someone else while he is truly in love with the heroine, then you can probably watch it [laughs]... A wife-biased type, the heroine has no subjective initiative, she really died for once In romance novels, even if the male protagonist is Qin Shihuang, he can't resist doing this. When I saw this part, I didn't look back [crying]. Although the author's writing is very good, I was still shocked [fear] If you can accept it, just watch it. The plot and emotional delicacy are still very acceptable...

It was my first time to watch this kind of heart-to-heart relationship. I saw that the male and female protagonists were very much in love with each other, and the male protagonist would sleep with another woman. After sleeping, he would hug the female protagonist to sleep with the smell of another woman. I felt very, very uncomfortable. In the past, I had seen the female protagonist not loving the male protagonist, and I wouldn't think anything of it. But this time, the female protagonist really loves the male protagonist. I feel that the female protagonist has completely lost herself, brainwashed herself, and forced herself to understand and accept it. It really hurts my heart when I see it [crying] [crying] [crying]. For the first time, I really hoped that it would be the ending of be, or that the Platonic love would last a lifetime, but the author said it was he, so I could only bear the pain of saying goodbye [crying], otherwise I would be really heartbroken and unbearable. The author's writing is really good!

Good-looking, realistic, and realistic Reading the comments, there are suggestions that the author comments on demining the female protagonist and not deleting it😰 This heroine is no longer a non-heroine, she is just a sadist [laughs awkwardly], especially the small ending suddenly becomes a small ending [laughing awkwardly] I'm talking about being realistic. I feel like the heroine's character is not very realistic [laughs awkwardly] Children from single-parent families generally mature earlier and become more independent. The heroine has a silly feeling of being depressed but generally being pampered and well protected [awkward laugh] I don't see any highlight in the heroine in the whole text. She may have a brighter personality in the early stage. When it comes to the torture part, people who read it have high blood pressure [laughing awkwardly], and she has a kind of beauty that requires hospitalization to treat her mental state [laughing awkwardly] I don't know how it will develop in the later period, but it's really uncomfortable [laughing awkwardly] How to fall in love with a mentally ill person (no derogatory meaning) [Awkward laugh] Let's heal ourselves mentally first before talking about mental illness. This relationship is really uncomfortable to watch. If the focus is not on love, the heroine's character growth line is weird. I feel that articles that satisfy personal preferences (for male protagonists) are only suitable for specific people.

It is well written, and it is a plot that I have never thought of. When I first saw the CP, I thought it was a cliché love story. I did not expect it to be like this. The character of the heroine is so real, it really is the psychology of a 17-year-old girl in a modern peaceful environment. Some of the collisions of concepts, the emotions that I understand but still feel uncomfortable are all too real.

Author, you really write very well! ! The plot is smooth, Qin The characters of Wang and modern high school students don't feel OOC at all, and the characters' conversation is how people of this era should behave. So far, I only see that King Qin has just returned to Qin, and I am looking forward to the next plot direction. I just read the comments and the author said that after falling in love with the heroine, there will still be unclean moments. Will the heroine still have unclean moments after she travels to ancient times, or will she gradually become the only heroine, or will all the concubines in the harem be balanced by the end? It seems that I am being narrow-minded, and I have read many chapters. When Qin unified the six kingdoms, my eyes would not focus on such trivial matters as the harem, jealousy, and purity over uncleanness. It was more about wars, cruel wars, refugees, and dead people. This kind of environment is not something we can understand. If we were not in that era, we would not have any real empathy. Seeing that the heroine was sent back to the Proton Mansion again, I felt that the character of the heroine was a bit inconsistent with modern times. I don't know if it is a change in personality caused by the difference between ancient and modern environments. Because the author wrote it this way, it seems that it can be understood this way, but I did find it a bit unacceptable.

To be honest, it was a bit boring at the beginning, and I thought about giving up the article in the middle, but after reading the title of the table of contents, I persisted in the end, and I am glad that I did not miss a good article. The subject matter is very new. Maybe someone has written something similar before but I haven't seen it. In the beginning, it was a journey from ancient times to the present, but it was not always in the modern era. In the early stage, I kept studying and there was no sign of feelings. The progress was too slow. I thought that was all. As a result, the heroine's illness broke out later, and she also traveled to ancient times. The heroine's mother is really good in this part. I thought she didn't like the heroine that much, but it turned out that she is really good and maternal love is great. The heroine travels to ancient times and wanders all the way. The writing is actually relatively perfunctory, but I prefer to watch this fast-paced story, including the fact that the heroine needs to cover up her beauty, or she is not hungry, and it is too rare for an old woman to treat her well. When I arrived in Handan, I didn't get better so quickly. It turned out that relatives were just relatives. In the end, the heroine was taken in by Gongzi Dan. I also know it was because of the jade pendant. This was originally the author's foreshadowing. I also know that the reason why he took the heroine in is that he wants her to work as a spy for King Qin. I know that, so I am even sadder because I know you will fall in love with her. To be honest, I was still a little disgusted after seeing the latest. Maybe modern people's minds can't stand the male protagonist coming back to hug the female protagonist after sleeping with someone else. . . And often. . . Even if you fall asleep, don't come back. Just stay there. Feeling good about the heroine day by day

I read it with novel ideas at first, but after reading it I was surprised that the author's writing is good. Emperor Qin fits my imagination very well, including his attitude towards love. I have a small suggestion. I hope that the author can make the heroine grow up more in the future. Although the character design I want is not very consistent with the heroine's character, I am thinking that if the heroine can be less soft-hearted, can she avoid being sad? If you can understand the situation, can you see Yan Dan's selfishness from the beginning and be less hurt? Of course, writing this way is likely to result in the heroine finally becoming a member of the ancient times and being swallowed up by the ancient times. But if the heroine only changes part of it, and her inner thoughts that truly belong to the new era are not corroded, will she live better there?

It is a masterpiece in the middle and early stages. The words and sentences are concise and very comfortable at the same time. Especially the part where the male and female protagonists are in modern times is simply amazing; Unfortunately, after the assassination of the emperor, the heroine had too much inner drama, and the writing began to become flat and straightforward, giving the impression that iced Coke turned into flat Coke. In addition, the book's portrayal of the emperor's personality and aura is very three-dimensional (although there is an abstract plot of drilling into a box, but the overall flaws are not concealed), and the description of the supporting characters (Zhang Liang, Li Si, etc.) Is also remarkable, without turning him into a tool man. The last interesting point is the author's description of the operating logic of the emperor's harem, which is very novel.

It is the kind of book that I want to have that is both logical and emotional. The heroine is a high school student who can better bring the idea of ​​a peaceful and prosperous world to the First Emperor. It is both realistic and ideal. I like it very much [Already Planted] [Add One to Bookshelf]

The advantages of the heroine were clearly visible to me in the previous chapter. The heroine was able to walk all the way to the Kingdom of Zhao after passing through. I saw the heroine's strength and tenacity. After being reminded by her mother-in-law, she decisively made herself dirty and endured it all the way. After being saved by Prince Dan, she wanted to live and wanted to live well. I did not see these qualities in the subsequent writing. The heroine seemed to be captured all at once by the heroine's own lack of love + Prince Dan's life-saving grace and gentleness + CPU. . . How should I put it, the heroine seems to have never been polluted by the Internet. .

The author's writing style is very good, but I skipped the rest of the book because the heroine's emotions are very contagious. Knowing that the male protagonist cannot be the only female protagonist, but knowing it but not being able to accept it is another matter. After all, when I think of my lover spending the night with another woman every day, I feel very uncomfortable when I think of that scene. I feel like vomiting but can't, and I want to cry very much. This is why I feel like I can't stand it. But it is undeniable that he is an author who describes the characters and social environment very well.

The male protagonist is written with special feeling, he is not just a domineering president. It's not about yelling, but many details will make you feel that it's impossible to speak or do things easily. The heroine is also very real. She is not the kind who is particularly transparent right away. She will be entangled, uncomfortable, and confused. Many of her reactions are very similar to those of real people.

Even a ten-year-old bookworm finds this article interesting! I have read various historical novels, but this one is very different. It is not a fast-food novel. The characters and plot are very realistic and real. Sometimes I have the illusion that this is a real experience. Because it's really rare to see such descriptions in this kind of articles. It's so cute and I love reading it! The author must write it down! ! It's really rare to find a reviewer who is afraid of the novel being discontinued! !

The author is very bold for daring to write about this subject and style. The flaws in the storyline are not hidden. It's so amazing that this is actually a Tomato novel. I hope the author will write delicious Machiavellian writings as his writing skills grow. Btw This is the first time to seriously leave a book review on Tomato

The author's writing style is very good. It's a very novel subject matter. I really like reading it. I think the heroine's temperament is a bit too weak, but it's normal. After all, she was in a situation that no one cared about in modern times. This is also the first time I write a book review. I hope it will become popular.

The portrayal of the male protagonist is really great, he is not the kind of "domineering emperor" with facial makeup. The author has a very detailed grasp of the character's emotions. What I like very much is that behind every choice and every silence in the book, you can feel what the person is thinking, fearing, and hesitating. The writing style is also very comfortable, with a strong sense of emotional layering. You will pause for a moment after reading many places. It is a book that needs to be read slowly, not the type that can be read in one glance.

So far it's okay, but some chapters are a bit frustrating to read, but the private interactions between the male and female protagonists are quite sweet. The heroine's character is a bit flat, and it's a simple style from ancient times. (To be honest, it's a bit too simple. According to the modern living environment of the heroine, she should be more precocious and rational, but sometimes the heroine's behavior in the article is really uncomfortable.) The male protagonist has a good character. He is not a love brain, but a more rational career brain. Overall, it's really good, good luck to the author!

Well written (dark crawling) I haven't seen real realism in a long time (personal opinion) It's not pure cool writing (so when do the superiors bow their heads?) There are conspiracies and intrigues, not vernacular writing (dark crawling) sour literature (maybe the heroine is one-sided? Brother Zheng, how long has it been since your partner called you Zheng, have you realized what you think?). Delicious writing 😋

Before I came in, I thought it was a cliché love story, but the description really has that ancient flavor. Seeing now, I have been wondering whether the heroine will be assimilated by this era. I feel that this kind of "my woman" heroine has no individual at all, but it was normal in ancient times. I just feel that the heroine was like a duckweed in the Qin Dynasty, and only the Qin Wangzheng could catch it (and maybe Gongzi Dan). It feels a little sad to be in such a feudal dynasty at such a young age.

I've seen too many of them and I'm going to wear them. I accidentally saw this one. The more I read it, the more interesting it became. It seemed like I was back to the joy of reading books before! You can stop and think about it at any time, how to do it here, how to do it there, the possibilities are endless. I really can't think of anything better and I'm curious about where the story will go. The words of some characters are also worth thinking about, the comparison between ancient and modern times, how things were done in the past, and how things are done now. To put it bluntly, the love between the two protagonists is very cute, cute and refreshing. It is not sweet with industrial saccharin, nor is it a stereotyped love that is tasteless. It has a fresh and sweet fragrance, which is just right for everyone. This book has a superficial look at love and a deep look at principles. It's great to read both books in one book! Holding a mobile phone, my mind never stopped, my mouth never moved

The writing is very good, and it can be seen that the author's cultural level is very high. It is really a good novel among tomato novels. Maybe it's because there are so many misunderstandings between the male and female protagonists. I felt really uncomfortable watching it, especially at the end, I was really holding my breath (｀Δ´)! So I didn't give full marks to ૮₍･᷄-･᷅₎ა, so I hope there won't be so many misunderstandings between the male and female protagonists in the following articles. Also, why is the female protagonist always allowed to take charge of the child? This is my second review. I have been reading this novel for a long time, and I have been following it since the winter vacation. At first I thought it was well written, because I think the setting of giving up the whole world or pampering only one person was very unrealistic in ancient times, so I can accept it. And seeing this restriction, I quite like it, but why doesn't he touch the heroine later? Is it really just because pregnancy is life-threatening? I think this is like depriving the heroine of a right. The heroine has the right to choose whether to have a baby or not, instead of being unilaterally deprived of this right forever. By the time I wrote the last part, I was a little exhausted. I don't know why, but I always felt that the quality of the previous part was different from that of the second part. It was like the two of them were constantly having conflicts, and there was no sweetness at all. And I feel that the heroine no longer loves the hero. I even feel that the heroine is about to start a harem, because I have read many chapters, which are about her and various men, especially Zhao Qian. Later, it is even written that when she is with the hero, she thinks of Zhao Qian. It really made me sad to see it, and I really felt that it was a bit illogical for a king who had subjugated his country to talk to the queen of Qin often. And I think the heroine is a little bit arrogant, although it would be quite satisfying if she could take control of the situation. And I think Ying Zheng's character is a bit broken later on. Shouldn't he put the country first? Why do I feel that he is increasingly pampering the heroine now? I don't think this is done by Ying Zheng. I think his love should be based on the country. Some of the things the heroine sometimes says are unreasonable to me. Well, in that society at that time, generally speaking, I still hoped that the heroine could travel back in time, find a partner in real life, and be together happily. Alas, I am quite disappointed with this novel now. Although I still look forward to its update, I feel that every time I see the content, I am disappointed.

The writing is very good, so real. In short, it has written down the pros and cons of traveling back to ancient times and being in that position. The logic is round, but it is too cruel for the heroine. Although she has a second life in ancient times and has stable protection in that era, for a modern soul, it is very cruel to erase oneself bit by bit and let the three views integrate into that era.

I have always wanted to read this kind of story set in the very ancient Warring States period, when the world was in chaos, everything was in ruins, ethics and laws were not yet perfected, human nature was the most cruel, and all kinds of desires were extreme. What would happen in such a torrent environment? The author must have a sufficient understanding of history. His writing style is exquisite and he wrote what I wanted to see, down to the life and death of the little characters. It's this feeling of powerlessness of being in it but being very small and unable to do anything. It's very realistic and immersive. There are quite a few of this kind of novels. Most of the time-travel novels are about coming back to life. I was fascinated by a novel with a Warring States background before, but I didn't dare to read it because it was a sadistic novel. I hope it's not BE literature, otherwise I will really be heartbroken, teacher! !

I am a political candidate, and I am the type who focuses on my career. I have always been unable to accept the setting of falling in love with my ancestors. Although I have read books with this setting, I always felt that it shouldn't be like that. However, this book is really a masterpiece, and the character portrayal is very real. Although the heroine sometimes seems naive and pretentious... I don't even know how to evaluate it, but it is understandable based on her experience and identity. The growth of the heroine is also obvious. The more you see the behind-the-scenes of her behavior, the more gratified she becomes. As for the male protagonist - let's call him the male protagonist. After all, strictly speaking, he is no longer the historical King of Qin. The historical process has been changed, and this change will even become bigger and bigger, so I personally think it may be more appropriate to look at it as a parallel world - I have to say that in terms of the status of the male protagonist, he has done a good job. It's not that the higher his position is, the better his behavior will be. It's just that in that position, he has more things to worry about. This applies even now. Moreover, the author's generous descriptions allowed me to understand the ancestors from different perspectives. No one can really understand the ancestors in history, but if such a person really appears, maybe the ancestor will also be like the male protagonist. Also, the perspectives and ways in which the characters view things are worth pondering, and provide many different perspectives. Whether it is the male protagonist or Li Si and Zhang Liang, their way of thinking can still lead a prosperous life even today. From any of these perspectives, you can learn a lot. I don't have the habit of reading a book twice. I read many articles once and it's hard to read them a second time. But I will definitely read this book a second time or even a third time. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

This book is well written. Fine. It's just that I feel that the heroine is gradually assimilating into the feudal society, starting to accept polygamy, and starting to feel sad about losing favor. I think this can be changed.

I'm the kind of person who originally wanted to read it casually, but ended up catching up to the latest one in one go. The emotions were written in too much detail. The emotional progression between the male and female protagonists is not the kind of writing where everything comes together in one fell swoop and one confession solves everything. Problems were presented one by one, with concessions and reflections, and they were slowly getting closer through constant running-in. I love the process by which you bring them closer together, face reality together, make choices together, and get closer to each other little by little. It makes people feel very immersed in it. A word, a reaction, or a silence will change the relationship. It is very delicate and real. It is not a love brain.

It's good-looking, I think it's very real, the writing is very vivid, and I can feel that the male protagonist is really acting and thinking as a living person (maybe the description is not accurate, anyway, he is like a living person and not a paper person) But, my XP is actually not very compatible with the male protagonist's unclean body setting. When I first saw the ending, I didn't realize the value of the unclean body [crying][crying][crying] So I kept reading. Frankly speaking, if I had stopped just after seeing the ending, I would not have rated this book (so lazy...) Feeling uncomfortable? It's uncomfortable, like a lump in the throat (a very subtle feeling, I can't describe it); does it look good? Please see my rating…

It is very realistic and not as idealistic as other novels. When the emperor talks about love, he doesn't care about anything else. It is really difficult to change people's ideas in a feudal society. It is understandable that the heroine would worry about gains and losses without a golden finger and a family like that. After all, she had just arrived there after finishing the college entrance examination and was not deeply involved in the world. When I saw the more violent parts, my insides felt uncomfortable. The helpless feeling of the heroine being pushed by fate is really sad. It is also a pity that the heroine has lowered her bottom line and is suspected of being assimilated. I am more interested in the Qin Dynasty, and I learned a lot from this novel, including the author's views on this part of history. It is recommended that the author explain those fictional customs and habits that can easily mislead readers in the author's words. Looking forward to the next content [Please update]

The description of the entire era was so immersive, and it also made me truly feel what it means to love a woman, which is to isolate her from all dangers, including giving birth to children! ! ! How many people don't realize it? How dangerous it is to have a baby! ! ! There are so many side effects of having children in modern times. It is really for the heroine's own good not to have children!

The first part is pretty good, but the second part is very uncomfortable when it comes to ancient times. Maybe I can't accept the fact that a woman in the new era is torn apart by the feudal dynasty in the novel. However, the author's writing style is really good, and the first emperor he wrote is also very charming. The second half is a bit sweet, but there is a kind of sadness of the times in this sweetness. The inexplicable discomfort is more uncomfortable than watching pure sadomasochism. In fact, I usually still like to watch sadomasochism. , But this is not the kind of petty abuse of love between two people, but the conflict and tear between the new modern social order and ideological concepts and pure feudalism. As a person with two life backgrounds, the heroine is very painful and feels sorry for the heroine. But this is indeed a masterpiece. The score is so low probably because the topic selection and background are a bit heavy. Most people who come to Tomato to read romance novels want to escape from the worries of real life. I feel happiness and refreshment in the novel, so this subject matter is not so lovable. This is my humble opinion. I briefly expressed my feelings after reading the article [Chigua] [Chigua]