What if, on that night at Dune Palace in 210 B. C., Qin Shi Huang had not died.
What if, instead of dying, he went back in time, regained the energy and lifespan at his peak, and gained an additional twenty years of life. What will he do? Where will this huge, precocious but full of cracks-filled Qin Empire that he spent his whole life and conquered the six kingdoms go?
(The (real) protagonist of this book is the Qin Empire, it is a group portrait novel, and it is not brainless)
(I will stop updating for a while and rewrite the entire book (the data is too poor). Currently, I am rewriting to Chapter 63)
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Reader comments
The First Emperor is reborn, and the Qin Dynasty lives on! There is no brainless golden finger, only the brilliance and strategy of the First Emperor and the empire's struggle to survive. The group portrait perspective vividly depicts the tension of the Qin Empire. It catches the eye right from the beginning, and I am already looking forward to how he will rewrite history!
The logic of this book is solid and not frivolous. It is not a brainless and refreshing article. It will be very interesting for history lovers. The group portraits make the imperial picture more profound and real. It is a work of Qin history that is worth reading with concentration.
It's a very interesting historical article. The characters in the article are all flesh-and-blood, smart, and consistent with history. The plot is also very interesting. I recommend it!
It's very interesting to watch. The plot and other aspects are well written. It can be seen that it has a historical background. Many characters have their own highlights. It's not bad. The protagonist's personality is also very good.
The writing is very good, the weight of history is overwhelming, and the plot is unconventional, full of heart, and beautiful to watch!
The First Emperor is reborn, and the Qin Dynasty lives on! There is no brainless golden finger, only the brilliance and strategy of the First Emperor and the empire's struggle to survive. The group portrait perspective vividly depicts the tension of the Qin Empire. It catches the eye right from the beginning, and I am already looking forward to how he will rewrite history!
The logic of this book is solid and not frivolous. It is not a brainless and refreshing article. It will be very interesting for history lovers. The group portraits make the imperial picture more profound and real. It is a work of Qin history that is worth reading with concentration.
It's a very interesting historical article. The characters in the article are all flesh-and-blood, smart, and consistent with history. The plot is also very interesting. I recommend it!
It's very interesting to watch. The plot and other aspects are well written. It can be seen that it has a historical background. Many characters have their own highlights. It's not bad. The protagonist's personality is also very good.
The writing is very good, the weight of history is overwhelming, and the plot is unconventional, full of heart, and beautiful to watch!