- Protagonist: Zhao Shizhen (Shaanxi native, 32 years old, retired from the Army for two years, delivery worker, both parents deceased, smokes and drinks frequently, lustful and poor-mouthed, a ruthless business man, knows some basic combat, physical fitness, simple machinery and first aid)
- Travel node: In 221 BC, Qin Gang destroyed the six kingdoms, the First Emperor was given a title, the world was initially settled, and hidden dangers abounded
- Goldfinger: modern common sense + military literacy + market survival skills + historical memory of later generations; no system, relying on hard work and calculation
- Main plot: Save the First Emperor, eliminate traitors, recruit talents, consolidate the country's foundation, expand its territory, and unify the world
- Protagonist contrast: The king of takeaway soldiers in the market → The pillar of Qin Dynasty, swearing and true temperament, not a saint, lecherous and ruthless, protecting the Qin Dynasty
- Core points of enjoyment: saving the First Emperor, killing Zhao Gao, suppressing Li Si, collecting the three heroes of the early Han Dynasty, bringing peace to troubled times, and expanding the world
- Flavor: Old Qin hardcore + market fireworks + iron-blooded strategy + global hegemony
Reader comments
This is my first book. It has many shortcomings: the plot is a bit jerky, the pacing is not steady, and some descriptions may be too hard. I'm still learning how to turn the images in my head into flowing words.
But if you are willing to read on, you may be able to feel something else between the lines: the urgency to tell a story, the clumsy concern for the fate of the characters, and an unreserved sincerity. I don't have great skills, just the urge to share something with the world. Everyone is welcome to troll me, but please don't curse me, thank you!
This is my first book. It has many shortcomings: the plot is a bit jerky, the pacing is not steady, and some descriptions may be too hard. I'm still learning how to turn the images in my head into flowing words. But if you are willing to read on, you may be able to feel something else between the lines: the urgency to tell a story, the clumsy concern for the fate of the characters, and an unreserved sincerity. I don't have great skills, just the urge to share something with the world. Everyone is welcome to troll me, but please don't curse me, thank you!