Serving as Chancellor of Wei
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 746k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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If the protagonist ultimately replaces the Wei Kingdom, then he's truly the worst kind of scum.
It feels like assassinating someone in the Qin state would be as difficult as climbing to the heavens!
The six states east of the Hangu Pass were open-minded, teeming with merchants, scholars, wanderers, and chivalrous heroes. It was quite normal for them to have a few assassins and spies from other countries. Qin, however, was a completely unapproachable place; its merchants and chivalrous figures were practically extinct. Sending spies and assassins to Qin was unrealistic. Isn't the claim of so many high-ranking Qin officials being assassinated in the story a bit exaggerated? 💀
If the protagonist had this level of intelligence, the Warring States period would have been easily defeated. It's strangely awkward and childish to watch.
In reality, after the Battle of Changping, the overall situation of the world was essentially decided. Unless one could advance technologically to the point of possessing firearms within ten years, no one could reverse Qin's sweeping conquest of the world.
I stopped watching when I saw the sleeping concubines.
He considers you a national hero, and you sleep with his wife. That's scum. You can't even control your own manhood, yet you want to control a country?
It seems the author doesn't know much about the Warring States period. Let me point out an obvious mistake first: Wei Liao's real name was Liao, and he was called Wei Liao because he served as a military officer in Qin. That's all I've read so far.
Some comments suggest the protagonist should replace Wei, but I don't think it's necessary. They could easily become independent. To preserve the state of Wei, the Pang clan could secede all of Wei's territory except for Daliang. 😍🙂
Chapter 23 is a major turn-off; it's too reckless. Why risk your life to go to Qin just to see your idol? It's even more outrageous than Andy Lau's female fans.
Congratulations on Xiang Wei's successful launch! Keep it up, Tan Gu! We believe in you! 😊
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