He was the first emperor in Chinese history and a "tyrant" who had been scolded for more than two thousand years. Today, young people call him "the charming ancestor."
This book will use more than 90,000 words to tell the life of Qin Shihuang Yingzheng - from the escaped children in the narrow alley of Handan, to the First Emperor on the tower of Xianyang Palace, to the lonely dead in the sand dune palace.
Reader comments
I like this way of writing, which effectively connects history.
It's good-looking and interesting, a bit like those things from the Ming Dynasty
It's really well written, thank you to the author for letting me understand the "charming ancestor" in a more three-dimensional way
I like this way of writing, which effectively connects history.
It's good-looking and interesting, a bit like those things from the Ming Dynasty
It's really well written, thank you to the author for letting me understand the "charming ancestor" in a more three-dimensional way