
My Great Qin Is About to Fall!
朕的大秦要亡了!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 767k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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I basically read the whole story in one sitting, and I stayed up until 4 o'clock yesterday to finish reading the ending. The ending of this book is really... How should I say, sad? He was originally a modern emperor who traveled through time, but in the end he was no different from the ancient king. The emperor's ruthlessness has truly come to light on Hu Hai. He used to make jokes sincerely, but now he just uses this as a mask to hide his inner calculations. Han Xin is the one who I can't agree with throughout this article, but like Hu Hai, Han Xin's death was indeed "just right". There is no need for Hu Hai to kill the heroes, and there will be no need for anything else to start a rebellion. The king and his ministers are more important than friendship. Whether in real history or in this article, Han Xin places more emphasis on friendship and regards himself more as a friend of the king rather than a minister. His death has to be said to be inevitable. Then again, fortunately, this article basically has no cp. If it were a different partition, I guess Hu Hai and Han Xin would have posted it (?) The mountains and rivers have been settled, and the soldiers and immortals have returned to their positions.
It's so tiring to watch. The writing is quite high-level. I read it after reading Liu Xie. The beginning of the article was childish, like just starting to write, but it soon got on the right track. In my opinion, the best thing the author has written is to speculate on human nature. A monarch, especially a monarch like the protagonist, who breaks first and then builds, and who has come out of constant wars, All his humanity will inevitably be obliterated, his existence is like a god, and all his personal characteristics will be wiped out. We will think that he is ruthless, hypocritical and cunning, but from the perspective of the protagonist, readers find it understandable and feel sorry for him. This is his luck as the protagonist and the luck of us readers. The portrayals of all the supporting characters are too real. I read novels very quickly, but the more I read this one, the more tired I became. I have to read a few lines to slow down, and then read again. Everyone's ambitions, selfishness, and small calculations can be understood. Are they stupid? It's stupid, from the prince to the emperor's grandson, from Zhao Gao to the soldier immortal, but this is from God's perspective, from each of them, and it is too normal. The author's writing power continues to increase, and the heaviness it gives me becomes more real. I have to stop and let myself go, take a break from the bloody battlefield, overt and covert fights, stop from the intrigues, and fight on their own, and comfort myself that it is just a novel. When I read Liu Xie's article, the comment section was full of old readers who had read this article before. There were always people lamenting the protagonist's growth in the comment section. Long, when I first read the sentence "Hai Hai would also pat Zhao Gao on the shoulder and laugh and say you can be a human being", I was still curious about how the steady Liu Xie transformed into this? However, after reading this article, I can only sigh. The most recent review of this book was a year ago. I was really digging for gold. When I found this article, I really don't know if there will be any latecomers who will read my review. With all the mixed flavors, I can only sigh. Goodbye.
So uncomfortable! After watching the final ending, go back and think about it. The humorous Hu Hai, the heart-thumping Liu Ying, the blushing gloomy boy Han Xin, the aggressive Meng Yan, Xia Kengkeng and the sweetheart Li Jia have all become different. But it seems that everyone has done something consistent with their identity, but in the end they feel different.
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo , I was so happy to see it in the beginning, but I was so nervous in the middle, and then I started to feel so empty in my heart in the later stages. It was so silent about Hai Hai's life, and everyone's fate in the end made me want to cry but I couldn't. I really hope that they can meet again in another place that we don't know, and then continue to live a life of laughter. Unfortunately, looking back, I just feel like I'm lost. Although the ending of Haihai is not a happy ending, it made me really feel the reality. After reading it, I have finished reading his life... Wuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwu I really wanted to cry, but I could only shed tears and couldn't speak.
The label said it was a refreshing article, but when I read it at the end, I felt disappointed... Even if I had thousands of miles of power in the end, I still lost too much in the process...
This article made me feel heartbroken and panicked. Everything is helpless and personal choice. No one is right. The emperor's mind, the helplessness and choice for the emperor, alas~
So is Haihai really destined to be an orphan? He only cares about the throne
Woohoo, can you write a side story for later generations, like a forum review or something?
It hurts! Sure enough, I should wake up after reading the comment section and still read the article. After reading it, I feel sour and bitter.
This is real! Such is the political world.