Conquering the Warring States
战国霸天下
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- Historical
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- Pre-Qin Antiquity
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- 9y ago
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The novel is really good, but my only dislike is the part about Wei's ambition to conquer the world, especially since the Warring States period was already established; it felt a bit too simplistic. No country becomes strong without decades or even centuries of accumulation—it's simply beyond human capability. Frankly, to contend for supremacy, a country needs a certain foundation; at the very least, it needs to be one of the Seven Warring States.
I didn't expect it to be a book written by an eunuch. How terrifying! I was just about to take a look.
Offering incense. I guess I'm the only one who thought of such an author. A tech giant... Who's long gone.
There's also a novel about the State of Wei, but Wei had been declining since the Warring States period and was difficult to save. It had talented people but didn't use them, its ruler was foolish, and it feared war; the state was already doomed. The author shouldn't underestimate the other states.
In the first chapter of "Golden Age," I saw someone call the monarch's son "Young Master," and after reading that, I promptly gave up. It's one thing to not read history, but to not even watch Qin Dynasty dramas... That "Young Master" nonsense! Only the monarch's son was called "Prince," other nobles were called "Gentleman."
During the Warring States period, only two and a half states had the strength and opportunity to unify China: Qin and Zhao, and half a state, Chu! Importantly, the protagonist must transmigrate into the body of the heir! "Qin Official" is my favorite transmigration novel, but the author made assumptions!
Divide Wei? The three Jin states are united and will never let you destroy Wei. Since the Battle of Maling, Wei has survived a century of war, its national strength second only to Zhao. Most of the talented people of the Warring States period came from Wei. While its rulers may not have been particularly brilliant, they were not incompetent either.
Why don't you just end it with a bad ending in one or two chapters, author? It's really frustrating.
I thought there was some real strategy involved, but... Sigh! The world has changed drastically, and history is different now, yet people are still relying on history books to show off and make plans. I won't talk about that; it's heartbreaking 💔! I have an idea, but I'm not sure if it's right. If anyone knows about it, please let me know. It is...
During Bai Qi's time, the Qin state was able to rise from nothing and dominate the world; I admire that.