At the moment her soul returned to the modern age, she looked back across a thousand years:
With her own strength, she had once corrected the tragedy of the Qin dynasty's swift collapse and changed the fates of Ying Zheng and Fusu, bringing a stable, gentle twilight to a history otherwise drenched in blood and flames. But dynasties rise and fall in the natural cycle of Heaven. Flaws in the system, the tide of the times, and changes in people's hearts cannot be reversed by one person or one policy. The Great Qin ultimately could not escape its downfall, and the realm still followed its destined pattern of unification and division.
In the new pages of history, there was no second emperor's tyranny. Instead, there remained a gently amended era of Great Qin, and the name of an extraordinary woman of peerless beauty and unmatched wisdom, who stood beside the emperor and guided the heir, reshaping an age of chaos. She stood quietly in the long river of history, her name preserved for posterity.
A very good book. It does not idealize or whitewash Qin Shihuang. It perfectly shows Qin Shihuang's cruel, suspicious and overachieving character. It shows the true character of the protagonist who is sympathetic to the people's sufferings. At the same time, the book also mentions the loneliness behind Qin Shihuang's cruelty that no one understood. He was a lonely emperor. Qin Shihuang's cruelty was never abnormal from birth. As for his tragic experience in the first half of his life, it was closely related to it.
Although I don't know much about the history of Qin, I feel that the author wrote it well