If I Live Twenty More Years, Liu Bang and Xiang Yu Will Become Numb.

The logic of this fictional history of Qin is very solid, and the reversal of the sand dune in the opening chapter directly catches the eye. Ying Zheng was not dead, and he exposed Zhao Gao and Li Si's conspiracy to change the edict on the spot. He no longer waited for the country to be destroyed. It's no brainer. Ying Zheng clearly sees the multiple hidden dangers of corvee, law, and court. While suppressing Zhao Gao and deposing Hu, he polishes Fusu and adjusts the strict Qin laws. The people's livelihood, border defense, and court intrigues are written very realistically. The setting of Liu Bang and Xiang Yu losing the foundation of the uprising is not exaggerated, and it is very immersive to read.

Not bad, not bad, very good. It starts with the change of sand dunes and rewrites the established history of the death of the First Emperor. The pace is compact and not procrastinating. There are no brainless scripts. After Ying Zheng woke up, he did not directly massacre all those who rebelled. Instead, he weighed the value of Li Si and split the power behind Zhao Gao. The treatment of Hu Hai also fit the cowardly nature of the character. The reflections on Qin's law, corvee, and the hidden dangers of the Six Kingdoms were written with a sense of reality, and the historical logic was relatively solid.

Emmm. . Not bad, I have the desire to pursue [staring] too little now

It's very good. It depicts Liu Bang's gangsterism and innate political instincts in form and spirit. Even though Qin Shihuang is still alive, Liu Bang can still deal with the temple and the market. He was evaluated by the First Emperor as a hero in troubled times! Other characters in the book have greatly restored their characteristics, including Qin Shihuang's majestic strategy and abyss-like city, Fusu's benevolent governance and appropriate political ability, and Li Si's prudence and talent for governing the country.

The sand dunes are in the east of Xingtai, Hebei, and Shangjun is in northern Shaanxi and Ordos. How many days did it take to travel between the two places?

It's very interesting, I've fallen into the trap [staring] Come on, author

Very good. The First Emperor is the First Emperor.

It looks good so far, I'll give it a try

It has to be good, it feels like it makes up for my personal regrets about the Qin Dynasty

The feeling of having the First Emperor on top of the throne and controlling the strategizing of everyone below him

Not bad, not bad. The First Emperor can be read well. I like this kind of story. I am tired of watching Goldfinger, time travel, love love love.