Entering the Qin Dynasty with a Script

When I read the comments, it seems that some people hate the Mo family, and I feel the same way, but I hate Yan Dan even more. Because it was all caused by him. Ever since he asked the Six-fingered Black Man to resist Qin and was rejected, he wanted to control the Mo family. His wife Yan Fei saw it and went to help him kill the Six-Fingered Black Man. He abandoned her in order to clear up the relationship, and then took control of the Mo family. If you don't look at the current leaders of the Mo family, except for Master Xu and Old Man Ban, they are all his people, and they were all brought over by him from Yan State. The Mohist family did not originally oppose the Qin State. Since Yan Dan came to power, he led the Mohist family to resist the Qin State. Specifically, it seems that part of the Mohist family defected to Qin. Then they were divided into several factions. I don't know this part. Anyway, it was Yan Dan who did it, and he kept saying it was for the sake of the people of the world, not because he was the prince of the Yan Kingdom. 🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖

Okay, but is it a bit too much to go for Shao Siming from the beginning?

I don't want to argue about who is right or wrong between Qin and anti-Qin, but the Mohists do make me look down on them. The leaders of the Mo family feel that only Master Ban can be called a member of the Moh family, and the others, haha. To put it bluntly, they may not even understand what the doctrine proposed by Mozi was and what its connotation was. The Mohists in the Qin Dynasty did not deserve to be called the Mohists. They were just a Jianghu force. When the Six-fingered Black Man died, the Mo family died. The Mohists built the Guancheng to protect the people who were fleeing the war, and the later Guancheng protected the anti-Qin forces.

It's not good to watch. I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters. I was almost poisoned to death.

I see a lot of people criticizing the anti-Qin forces, but I feel it is unnecessary, because this is because they have different positions, different eras, and different concepts In their time, there was no concept of grand unification. Qin was Qin and Zhao was Zhao, just like China and the United States now, they are two different countries. From the perspective of future generations, you will feel that unification is good and should be done. But this is not the case for the people of the world. It is their country that has been destroyed. For example, the United States is now stronger than China. Should we expect China to be included in the territory of the United States? If China is destroyed by the United States, we should immediately throw ourselves into the arms of the United States and not think about restoring the country? Qin annexed the six kingdoms, and the survivors of the six kingdoms thought of restoring their country, but you denounced it. Then if the barbarians invade, destroy the seven countries, and establish a unified country, and people rebel, will you still condemn them? The final analysis is because you regard the Seven Kingdoms as a whole from the bottom of your heart, and the barbarians are outsiders. But in fact, people in the world did not have this idea. The Seven Kingdoms have never been and should not be a whole. It does not make much difference whether the Qin State dominates the world or the barbarians dominate the world. They are all outsiders.

It is said that the greatest achievement of Qin Shihuang was to unify the country and not be divided like Europe. If there was no Emperor Qin, then I don't know if there would be China as it is now. I don't like Yan Dan, because Yan Dan feels very righteous in the anime. In order to overthrow the rule of Emperor Qin, but in fact how many people died in the war to overthrow the rule. Han basically lives with their tail between their legs. What do they do when they are invaded by foreign tribes? They send princesses, money and food to sue for peace. Foreign tribes are getting stronger and stronger, while Han is getting weaker and weaker. Why, during the rebellion against Emperor Qin, Xiang Yu killed 200,000 Qin troops, as well as those who died during the battle between Liu Bang and Xiang Yu. As a result, in the early Western Han Dynasty, there were only more than 4 million people, while the Qin State had about 25 million people. How many people died. As a result, the Han Dynasty was completely unable to defeat foreigners. By the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the expedition against the Huns was successful, but it also led to the exhaustion of national power.

Qin Shiwang was a reformer, unifying characters, weights and measures, and the Great Wall. He had to fight against the barbarians and the six kingdoms. He was nostalgic and euphemistic, had internal and external troubles, and was getting older. Now that I think about it, I really can't communicate without Mandarin, and I can't understand some spoken dialects in my hometown.

Although this book is too, too, eunuch... I still read it. No way, there are too few Qin Shi novels now QAQ ( .ớ ₃ờ)ھ

This book is highly toxic, please read with caution

Just because the number one heroine is Shao Siming, I chased her. I will always like Shao Shao (crazy face)