
The Imperiled Qin Dynasty
倾危大秦
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- Completed
- Length
- 464k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Qin is unique in my mind. Although there are regrets in history, I hope it can be perfectly presented in the novel.
It can create an emperor's chronological system, which is a hundred times better than the Jesus chronological system.
Chapter Twenty, Abandoned Book
As readers, the purpose of reading books varies, but all experienced readers should have the most basic understanding: I hate others raping my thoughts! When writing a novel, you only need to tell the story and make it fascinating. You don't need to say whether it is "superstitious" or not. We have our own judgment ability and hate it when the author forcibly puts his own judgment in the book and instills it in us. So, goodbye
How could it be so fast? The world would be in chaos as soon as the First Emperor died. . . It obviously happened during Hu Hai's reign, and the scale of the uprising was not considered a major chaos. Zhao Gao was not given time to cause chaos in the country, so how could everyone revolt all at once. . . . . .
There are no emperors in history who were cooked by cunning rabbits and lackeys. One is Qin Shihuang and the other is Li Shimin.
Don't you think it's a bit confusing? The protagonist is Fusu, okay? We should focus on Fusu and briefly mention Xiang Yu and Liu Bang. Some things should be briefly mentioned.
The book was good at the beginning, but now I feel like the author failed to write it. I originally said that the protagonist knew the history of Qin, but later the rebellion was led by farmers, why would you write about Fusu? The person who got the throne was an orthodox people who knew he was a benevolent king, but this could bring Qin down. I really have nothing to say, the Qin Empire was written down by the author. To be honest, after taking the throne, I implemented benevolent governance and gradually quelled the civil strife. You don't have to criticize me even if it's 100 chapters, but you just made such a reversal. I really can't stand it.
The author said that the First Emperor was a tyrant. This should be the work of Confucianism in the Han Dynasty! How can we achieve the great cause of unification without the tolerance to embrace all rivers? Do you think what will happen to those who follow Liu Bang and achieve hegemony?
After the unification of Qin Shihuang, he continued to be in power for 11 years. During this period, everyone was treated equally. The power of the aristocracy was intact. The fields and private soldiers were not liquidated. Adult men needed to continue serving. Peasant soldiers did not mean that they were weak in combat effectiveness. These peasant soldiers were all veterans. Theoretically, the Qin Dynasty was overthrown by the nobles with their elite private soldiers and their own veterans. The peasant soldiers in the Qin and Han Dynasties were not the kind of strong men of later generations. They were veterans who underwent military training every year.
The writing is really rubbish. As a time traveler, he actually forced the last general of the Qin Dynasty to rebel. What is the difference between Hu Hai and Zhao Gao? Rubbish.