Summary in one sentence: This is a revolutionary text that transcends the late Qin Dynasty.
Qin lost its deer, and the whole world chased it away.
That is the turning point of history, it is the iteration of civilization, it is the continuation of all the past, and we are willing to open a new chapter.
Zhou rites were abolished, the Warring States period was destroyed, hundreds of families fell, and all living beings called themselves slaves and sang songs.
Coming to this still primitive land, wearing shackles on my body, I looked at the person who was flying away like a god.
Listen to the passionate replacement.
And the one who sings loudly but has a kind voice.
Chu Wen was silent for a moment.
"I don't want to be a slave, I don't want everyone to be a slave, I don't want those who are superior..."
Leaving a lasting history is called a long song.
Ps: Qin Mowen, the type of hegemony. From pariah to emperor.
Ps: Don't be an emperor, don't beautify Qin and other countries.
Ps: The protagonist is a good young man of the 21st century, a true holy father. He will not kill people if he can, and he will solve the problem peacefully if he can. It is a very cool article.
Ps: I won't be able to proclaim myself an emperor until I die, becoming a king is a last resort. In a realistic development, the protagonist does not love Qin Shihuang, nor does he love any nobles or rulers. On the contrary, he hates all rulers, including the very popular and controversial First Emperor. He only serves the people, only praises the people, and only believes that great power comes from the people.
Ps: He only recognizes democracy and just wants to live in democracy and be an ordinary person. The plot of this article is also about working hard for this and whether he can succeed in observing the objective laws of the development of things.
Ps: In the end, it may be "enfeoffment" or something else, but it will definitely not be counties or slavery.
Ps: If you have read my copy of Amon, this kid and Amon are two extremes.
Ps: Friendly discussions and exchanges are welcome.
Intention: thinking [tradition]