Great Qin: I’m a Lazy-Fish System, and I’ve Led Fusu Astray

In traditional historical narratives, Prince Fusu is often portrayed as a tragic image of a benevolent man. His modest, refined, and forthright character is in sharp contrast to the harshness of Qin Shihuang and the power tactics of Li Si and Zhao Gao. His tragic ending is also disappointing. The most outstanding character creation of this work lies precisely in the "subversive reshaping" of the classic image of Fusu. The starting point of Fusu here is still the generous young man who holds "Qin Feng" and advises his father to be benevolent, but he is not unchanged. The intervention of Yan Xiaren, a "plug-in", did not forcefully change his nature, but provided him with an unprecedented, powerful and "hard-core" means of realizing his kindhearted original intention. His arc of growth is extremely clear: from the time he fell into deep meditation on the heavenly book "The Principles of Marxism-Leninism", to being forced to complete "irregular" tasks and taking the first step of a character breakthrough, and then to skillfully using scientific knowledge, economic means, and public opinion tools to practice his ideals of "benevolent government" - to protect the people from being deceived by alchemists, to protect the borderlands from war, and to make the court more clear. His "benevolence" is no longer just a traditional and sometimes weak moral appeal such as reducing penalties and easing corvee and reducing taxes, but has evolved into a practical benevolence that "fundamentally creates a better life by developing productivity, popularizing scientific knowledge, and establishing a more just system." His act of tearing up the memorial to seek immortality was a symbolic turning point, marking that he completely bid farewell to the old mystical governing philosophy and fully accepted the new worldview and methodology brought by Yan Xiaren, which was based on reason and empirical evidence. The declaration of "I want this world" has therefore taken on a whole new weight. This is no longer greedy possessiveness, but a heavy responsibility based on ability and responsibility. The world he wants is a world where steam locomotives can run, where people live and work in peace and contentment, and look out to the world. The relationship between Yanxiaren and Fusu has gradually evolved from the original "system and host", "task issuer and executor" to a unique "co-evolution" partner who is both a teacher and a friend. Yan Xiaren provides vision and tools, while Fusu gives these tools warm, human will and purpose. This perfect combination of the character's inner drive and external golden fingers makes Fusu's transformation solid and believable, and every "hard-core" operation he performs is even more dazzling because of his benevolent background. This story is essentially a passionate fable about "how kindness gains power and uses this power to practice kindness more effectively."

The ambition of this work goes far beyond letting Fusu ascend the throne and preventing the death of the Second Emperor of Qin. It builds a magnificent experimental field of "historical possibility". The author skillfully breaks down the underlying logic of modern science, economics, and politics into "tasks" and "techniques" that ancient people could understand and execute. From the "small-scale" pragmatic improvements such as horseshoes and curved shaft plows, to the strategic layout of "conquering the enemy without fighting" such as the wool economic war, to institutional innovations such as the establishment of newspapers to guide public opinion, and the reform of the imperial examination to absorb poor families, every step has solidly changed the "basic foundation of the national destiny" of the Qin Dynasty. The most exciting thing is the portrayal of Qin Shihuang - he went from being an emperor who pursued individual immortality to being persuaded by Fusu and Yan Xiaren with the larger blueprint of "immortal civilization", and instead devoted his life's ambition to creating an "immortal Qin" that would never be easy. Seeing Zulong pointing at the world map and saying "I want this world", and finally passing away peacefully after witnessing the roar of the steam locomotive, sighing that "I have seen a scenery more beautiful than eternal life", this reinterpretation and sublimation of the inner world of an eternal emperor is full of historical romanticism and can be called the finishing touch.

"Da Qin Salted Fish System": A novel counter-routine setting. The Salted Fish System binds the young master Fusu to start a win-win counterattack. It's lighthearted, humorous, yet refreshingly dense. It plays with black technology and counter-routines within a historical framework. It's suitable for a decompressing read.

The novel anti-routine setting, the salted fish system parasitizes Fusu's mind, and uses tasks such as "Elegantly Pretending to X" to deviate from the historical direction. It is light-hearted and humorous, with a dense concentration of refreshing points. It staged an interesting and alternative counterattack against a rigorous historical background.

This is the best unfinished novel I have ever written by an author. Although the story line is a bit bland, the writing is still good. I hope that the subsequent plot development will not disappoint.

This book is full of creativity, letting the host of the Salted Fish System parasitize the consciousness of the young master Fusu, and using modern thinking to stir up the situation of the Qin Dynasty. The writing is humorous and easy to relieve stress. It plays against routines and rejuvenates the country through science and technology within the historical framework. It is refreshing.

Wonderful content and unique concept

Not bad, not bad. I have read two or three of the author's books and they are all very well written.

Beautiful, very beautiful, highly recommended. Why is the rating so low? It shouldn't be

The writing is quite good, and the characters are quite fitting.