Threatening the Qin Dynasty

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.

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. . . . . .

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.

There are no emperors in history who were cooked by cunning rabbits and lackeys. One is Qin Shihuang and the other is Li Shimin.

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 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?

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.

After reading Chapter 69, I have two questions: Chapter 1: Why did the protagonist of Han's army have no remedial measures? Knowing that in history, Zhang Han's defeated and surrendered troops were trapped and killed. If Zhang Han didn't cooperate, wouldn't he start with other generals in the army? Hundreds of thousands of troops are left like this, which probably increases the difficulty. To be honest, Zhang Han's chance of winning if he rescues those hundreds of thousands of people and pacifies the world is at least 50% better. Secondly, where are the protagonist's 30,000 cavalry? Although the technological limitation is only the level of light cavalry, one horse can serve as ten soldiers. It is okay to exchange the combat power of 30,000 cavalry for the field combat capability of 100,000 infantry. It is enough to feel the victory or defeat. You will know who those rebels were by looking at the history behind them. Most of them were ragtag and did not have the courage to form an army in front of the cavalry. The reason why Qin fell so quickly was because of the rebellion of the wealthy families of the six countries.

What, no prince in the Qin Dynasty said that. Because it was Qin Shihuang who had just invented the title of emperor, it was not yet popular to say that the emperor's son was a prince. It should be called Gongzi, Gongzi Fusu.

Many people think Fusu is stupid. Why didn't he resist and waited for death? What I want to say is that it's not that simple. It is recognized that Liu Zhi, the humble gentleman who is most similar to Fusu, would have fought to the death, let alone Fusu, but he actually committed suicide. Since this happened in history, there must be a reason for it. It cannot be like what you think. If you change someone and start a rebellion, there must be a reason for him not to do that. The same is true for committing suicide. And Fusu's advantage is not that great. First of all, his mother was not recorded in history. This is almost impossible. When have you ever seen that the prince's mother did not leave her name in history? There must be something fishy here. Many fans analyzed that it might be the Chu royal family, which is why those people rebelled under the banner of Fusu after Fusu's death. Many people may also say that Fusu has a good reputation, but Liu Ju has a bad reputation? His advantage is many times greater than Fusu's. Therefore, reputation cannot represent the power in the DPRK. Throughout history, he actually does not like the support of his courtiers. So it would be okay if he traveled to Fusu before Qin Shihuang died, but it would be difficult. If it's after death, it's hell difficulty. It's not like many people think that he could rebel by raising an army if he refused to obey the imperial edict. If he could do this, he would have done it long ago. It is impossible for someone to have hundreds of thousands of soldiers and horses in their hands and yet die calmly.

I'm really annoyed by this kind of aura of the protagonist. How could a weak woman rush in front of the emperor and block the sword? With this kind of precaution, even a hundred lives would not be enough for the emperor to die.

Suggestions: 1. Change the system of three ministers and nine ministers to the system of three provinces and six ministries. The Three Provinces and Six Ministries system is a well-organized central official system in ancient Chinese feudal society. This is very applicable to the Qin State, which is governed by Legalism, and it is easy to implement this system. The application of the Three Provinces and Six Ministries system has also greatly simplified and clarified the functions of government officials, and the functional chaos of the Three Officials and Nine Ministers system has been greatly improved. The system of three provinces and six ministries improved the administrative efficiency of the government, further decentralized the power of the three ministers and nine ministers, and increased the imperial power. There are also many new positions, which is conducive to the placement of more talents who defect to Qin. 2. Establish schools in various places. Establish schools in various places, start training from children, establish Qin's own talent training system, no longer rely solely on talent immigration from outside the customs, and provide a solid talent base for the future imperial examination system. (It can be recommended that the formal imperial examination is divided into three levels: rural examination, general examination, and palace examination.) 3. Follow Cao Cao's example in establishing a farming system and implement military garrisons on a large scale to provide food and other materials for the country and the army. It can provide and reserve a large amount of food for the country and reduce the food supply burden on farmers. At the same time, a large number of disabled soldiers can be accommodated. 4. Use Mohist theory to vigorously develop advanced production tools and improve national productivity. In short, an advanced political system can defeat a backward political system, and although the territory currently controlled by the Qin State has shrunk, the national administrative system and the territory it controls are basically intact, which is conducive to the effective implementation of reforms. The six countries outside the Pass are basically in war and depression. It will take a certain amount of time for them to resume production. After this war, they will basically not unite to attack Qin for the time being to buy time for Qin's counterattack. Moreover, the six countries also fought with each other to restore their previous power. In this regard, Qin can sow discord and inspire them to fight among themselves.

I was the number one in Fusu, so I assassinated Liu Bang and Xiang Yu, and sent my close men to find Zhang Liang, Han Xin and others. I wasted several years in vain.

I'm going, it's the end⊙∀⊙!

What did the author write? He had a very advantageous start and insisted on ink and made Liu Bang and Xiang Yu jump out of the water for a while. My mentality collapsed after reading it. This is the worst novel I have ever seen in my life, so I gave it up.

The protagonist is useless at all, the major events are the same as history

It feels like the Chu army has more cavalry than the Qin army. How is this possible?

This is the best Qin novel I have ever read, excluding the physical version.

It seems that Fusu was merciful and Qin Shihuang made him the crown prince. This statement seems to have come from Confucianism. Did Qin Shihuang appoint Fusu as the crown prince? Besides, we all know that when the prince is a prince, he usually only talks about inspecting the most places. The emperor will not send the prince to a place as a prefect. It would make sense if Qin Shihuang didn't want to make him the prince, so he sent him to the border. Every subsequent dynasty also had this routine, like those clan members who went to local officials. But there was no place where the prince was placed for training. If you want to say that asking Meng Yi to assist the prince, another way of saying it can be understood as surveillance. Because historically, the successor of a prince would not be supported by just one local military commander. At least it has the support of the prime minister, civil servants and ministers of the central government. The more he looked at it, the more he looked like an exile.

Already so short! Even if it's useless, don't cut it! I really admire you for being able to do it!

Is this really okay with you? Hang up directly!

I have never seen a book written with such rubbish. It is rubbish. I will report it three times.

It's really bullshit, okay? Many things can be dealt with in advance, so why does it have to be in chaos before we start grinding and haggling?

Is this a prelude to aborting the baby? Make a child of your own as the crown prince.

In fact, the county system can also be changed to a provincial system

I hope the author will have an objective and fair evaluation of Xiang Yu, Liu Bang and others, especially Xiang Yu. I personally feel that he is a sinkhole for Chinese history. I hope the author will adopt it. I don't know how such a person can be turned into a hero. Is a hero really just a name that anyone can wear if they want?