A Portal to History: I Report It to the Nation

It opened high, then plummeted all the way down. The first few chapters were really well written, but the secret service started having a lot of flaws from the very beginning. You need to write these documents that are submitted to the state in a professional manner, or at least make them look professional. You can't let them look like a shoddy job.

So, does this book suggest a collaboration between modern governments and ancient royalty? Is he out of his mind? What about the ordinary people? What are they going to do? Do you know that during the Qin and Han dynasties, "the common people were not considered people"? That is, the uncivilized people outside the city who had no land were not considered human!

I want to see mining, land reform, and industrialization. Who the hell wants to watch you talking about the political struggles of the Qin state?

This national-level spacetime portal has been written like an inn story, and it feels so petty! I'm utterly disappointed! A spacetime portal of this level should first be tested to see if it's a rule-based system—that changing one side will cause corresponding changes on the other side. For example, burying a tank and receiving a tank that has been refined by time on the other side.

There are over thirty chapters in total, but only the first few are actually edible; the rest are all garbage. This isn't just a matter of starting strong and ending weak; it's a scam. They lure people in and then rip them off.

I suspect the beginning was bought, and the later parts show the author's true skill.

The first five chapters were good, the sixth chapter was about falling off a cliff, the ninth chapter was about falling into the water, and then it was just water, water, water, and occasionally there were foreign objects in the water, suspected to be excrement. Analysis complete.

It did indeed open high and close low 🙂

The later chapters were boring. The lives of the nation and individuals were in my hands, yet I still had to lie. It was all shady trickery. You represent a nation, not an individual; these things should be done openly and honestly. Especially since all the advantages were in my hands...

Chapter 28 gave me a very strange feeling! As a modern person, you can't possibly not know that my country's iron ore is of low grade and its oil and gas resources are not abundant. What kind of profit could you possibly make by holding Qin Shi Huang hostage in Shaanxi? If you want minerals, Australia has plenty. If you want oil, sail to the Middle East and mine as much as you like.