The Rise of Qin

I saw this book on a reading list, and I was drawn to it because... A like is worth 100, a dislike is worth 1000. 😠

He's supposed to be the crown prince of a nation, yet he acts so subserviently? Even a princess dares to humiliate him like this? And in the last few chapters, the princess even seemed to be doing it reluctantly.

Author, I can't stand your constant writing about the Qin state having the surname Ying and the clan name Zhao. Most people today associate the surname Ying and the clan name Zhao with Sima Qian's *Records of the Grand Historian*. Fine, then find me a passage from Sima Qian that mentions the Qin royal family also having the surname Ying and the clan name Zhao.

Without a revolutionary and innovative system for selecting successors, an empire was destined to perish sooner or later in the hands of a certain generation. The foundation for a long-term imperial succession lay in having a dozen or so sons start from the bottom, from the ranks of common soldiers, to understand the hardships of ordinary people and soldiers.

After reading for a while, it's a fictional story. Dude, I came here to read about the Spring and Autumn period, not a fictional one. Reading time-travel historical novels is about having the mindset of "I could have time-traveled myself." How can you read a fictional story if you're not even familiar with it?!

I've read a few chapters, and the author's writing is excellent. Could you perhaps write about some more familiar history? The place names and personal names from the pre-Qin period are a bit awkward to read; maybe it's just a matter of personal preference. Given the author's writing style, if you wrote something more accessible, it would definitely be a huge hit. This is my suggestion as a 15-year veteran reader on Qidian.com.

The Lin family of the Qin Dynasty is trash. They failed to dominate the world and couldn't even establish a separatist regime. This is just a story about the daily life of the Lin family during the Warring States period. It has nothing to do with the Qin Dynasty and certainly doesn't depict the way of the Qin Dynasty that you're looking for—the way of the Qin Dynasty that dominates the world and unifies the country!

Of the sixteen surnames associated with Ying, none is Lin.

Can you imagine that a new army has just been established, and a centurion recruited from the countryside is immediately allocated a large mansion covering tens of acres, with a land area of ​​tens of thousands of square meters? 🤭 Even the front yard is bigger than the previous village. I can't stand it anymore when I see this!

Why is everyone always so pale-faced? Everyone turns pale when they're angry. Author, are you so lacking in vocabulary?