Help Da Qin

Read 20+ chapters History and liberal arts traveled through the Qin Dynasty, when the future was bleak, powerful enemies were looking at me, and I still had no clue... I indulged in lust with my sex partner, and was even ordered by the First Emperor to supervise the construction of a new palace (when I knew that the powerful enemy was going to take the opportunity to attack, but I had no choice but to wait passively). I only tolerated it for 3 days before sneaking home on the grounds that I was "accustomed to sleeping with my arms around me"... Is this a historical novel or a pornographic novel? The way a male protagonist with this kind of character can survive until the death of the First Emperor depends on the author forcibly turning on the halo, right? It's such a poisonous setting that I can't stand it anymore.

The author always substitutes thoughts from the Song and Ming dynasties, and insults this and that at every turn. How could there be so many bad things after the Warring States Period? Without the Confucian idea of ​​castrating the entire nation, when hundreds of schools of thought were flourishing, people were still wild. After the Han Dynasty, how could they perish with the Qin Dynasty's behavior of squeezing the people?

Once you sit on the throne, it is inappropriate to do everything yourself. In my opinion, the Da Qin camp so far is all about the protagonists, and the current role of people like Han Xin and Xiao He is just a collection of historical celebrities. .

The author places too much emphasis on the so-called "popular sentiment". Who dares to object to a stable military?

It has been so long since the Qin Dynasty that paper has not been invented. I have always wanted to have hundreds of schools of thought contend, develop national schools, and cultivate talents, but I have not invented printing and developed books of various schools After fighting for so long, Qin Nu was transformed , invent the stirrup, you invent gunpowder, is it difficult for cannons? If gunpowder had been invented earlier, the rebels everywhere would have been killed, and Xiang Yu would have fled to the Huns? Moreover, the stirrup will be copied, and the secret work of gunpowder will be easy And the Peacock Kingdom said that it is separated by the Himalayas Mountains will perish in 20 years. If you fight with them and gain such a large area, how will you manage the territory? Do you want to garrison troops in each region? Will there be separatist rule in the town? If the dispatched officials are not controlled, they will become corrupt and exploit the people, and there will be civil strife and uprising. If the news does not circulate, half of the country will be gone by the time the court receives the information When Qin was only this big, you could send people like Xiao He to patrol everywhere to check the implementation of policies, but it would only take a few months. After the expansion of the territory, it might take more than a year, and it would take more than a year to stay away from the political center. Who would want it! So we need to take a good road trip. We have been in Daqin for so long, and cement has not been invented yet. If we can invent the steam engine and build a train, then officials can return to Beijing every year to report on their work, and Xiao He can also inspect various places. If the telegraph is invented, then there is no need to worry about garrisoning. Rebellion, invasion by foreign enemies, peasant uprising I have been in Da Qin for so long, and I keep talking about reforming Da Qin, Concerned about people's livelihood, you only remember to distribute the land, but you don't even reform the most critical land system. The land is returned to the state, and the people only have the right to use it. , The sale and purchase of rural land (arable land) is prohibited. In this case, there will be no land annexation, farmers will not become refugees, there will be fewer bandits, and there will be fewer peasant uprisings Concerned about people's livelihood, you should reform the tax system Potatoes, sweet potatoes, corn, You don't have to look for belly-protecting seeds abroad. High-quality rice, especially can be harvested twice a year And cotton, how many fewer people will die in winter?

I also accepted it. You went through time and became the second emperor of Qin, and you were actually worried about the invasion of the Maurya Dynasty. Fortunately, you are still a PhD student studying history. If you implement the New Deal, lighten corvee, improve people's livelihood, and adopt a scientific outlook (encouraging invention and creation) for decades, this earth is not yours to take.

Seeing that the author has been boasting about the Mauryan Empire, I went to Baidu. At this point in time, the Mauryan Empire will be destroyed in 20 years. It is the end of the dynasty. If there are still millions of troops going out to fight at this point, the country should not be in decline so quickly. Do you think that every dynasty is as powerful as the Han Dynasty? At this point in time, even if the Qin State was known, the possibility of sending troops to attack was close to 0. Then Xu Fu almost went to sea in Hebei. If he ran to India to supply supplies, he would have been caught and killed along the way. If he didn't supply supplies, would it be possible at that time? Forgive me for being so serious, but seeing it now, I really can't help but complain! ! ! !

Here I want to restore a truth that has been tampered with by Confucians for their own purposes. When you carefully compare the "benevolent and righteous kings" that later generations talk about, you will be surprised to find that this legendary "first tyrant" actually did things that were more merciful and wiser than them! 1. Qin Shihuang's daily actions: Qin Shihuang was the most dedicated emperor in history. When he was young, he barely slept for 3 or 4 hours and was busy with political affairs every day. Even historical records never mentioned that Qin Shihuang was greedy for pleasure and lust. Every day's work is to give instructions on official documents, how to unify them with ideas, and how to build the country after unification. This is also the reason why Qin Shihuang died before he was 50 years old. He was busy with official duties all his life and his energy was exhausted. Qin Shihuang treats his children equally. There is no elder order. Only those with ability are qualified to be emperor. All princes, regardless of their mother's status, are qualified to compete for the next emperor. This is the Qin State. It is not the Confucian order of hierarchy, distinction between direct descendants, and a very strict hierarchy. 2. Is Qin Shihuang a tyrant?: 1. Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, treated his heroes well, and started well and ended well! Qin Shihuang never killed any of his heroes. Wang Guan was the prime minister during the period of Qin Shihuang. He succeeded Lu Buwei and did not abdicate until the reunification of Qin Shihuang. He served as prime minister for 20 years. The trigger for "burning books and entrapping Confucianism" was that Confucian scholar Chun Yuyue once again proposed the enfeoffment system instead of the prefecture and county system. This view was strongly supported by the prime minister of the dynasty, and Wang Guan was the leader in support of the enfeoffment system. You must know that the harm of the feudal system is self-evident. The collapse of the Zhou Dynasty was the feudal princes, which led to the separatism of the princes and continuous wars. In the Han Dynasty, Liu Bang had no choice but to be crowned king. The consequence was the "Rebellion of the Seven Kings". The purpose of Qin Tianxia was to eradicate the ills caused by enfeoffment. As the prime minister of a country, taking the lead in supporting the enfeoffment was really a big blow to Qin Shihuang. If Qin Shihuang was really a tyrant, would Wang Guan dare to speak out? After being the prime minister for 20 years, it is impossible to understand Qin Shihuang's character, which shows that Qin Shihuang is a person who is very tolerant of suggestions from many parties. Facts have also proved that when someone proposed the enfeoffment system, Qin Shihuang did not immediately veto it, but all the people discussed and discussed together, letting everyone express their opinions first, and finally making a decision. Is this the work of a tyrant?

In the early stage, the intelligence was severely reduced. Zhao Gao dared to send people to assassinate Fusu before Qin Shihuang died. The people and food of the protagonist's subordinates were tampered with by the people under the Xianyang Order. Qin Shihuang actually ignored the Xianyang Order? I'm convinced.

After reading Chapter 29, I personally feel that what the protagonist has been doing is what Fusu did, just with a different name. Where does the protagonist show decisiveness in doing things, and where does he move forward? Everything must be based on evidence and facts. Isn't this just another Fusu who is indecisive? During the Qin Dynasty, where were the nine tribes that were implicated at every turn? He was also interrogated and forced to question! Is this the style of Qin Shihuang?

After unification, they didn't even think about increasing food production, and then implemented family planning and exploded the population. One woman gave birth to ten children. Even if ancient medical care was not good, there would be no problem in doubling the population in twenty years. There would be no problem in conquest. After all, we have to leave some traces around the world, but there is no use in conquest of population. Don't talk about assimilation. Assimilation is for the next generation. Policy. The author doesn't know how to write at all. The war started before the country's internal problems were solved. He buried the bright pen and left behind to cause trouble. They all had a sworn hatred. I admire him for being able to cooperate. Xiang Yu, a stubborn character, can be written to match the protagonist's stupidity. It seems so tangled. It won't take long to write like this. It's almost enough within a thousand chapters. It will definitely be very difficult to write beyond a thousand chapters.

There is nothing eye-catching about the power struggle between Zhao Gao and Zhao Gao. It seems to have a faint halo of wisdom.

The protagonist is too self-righteous and jumps around like a flea

Xiang Yu became the Chanyu of the Xiongnu. This was definitely the first time that the Overlord was hacked, and he was forcibly subdued without thinking.

This Ying Zheng was written by the author as a total 250. I was also drunk.

I couldn't bear it when I saw Xiang Yu surrendering to the Huns If you run from Kuaiji to the Huns' territory, you have to take a detour from Shu. This is longer than the Red Army's Long March. Moreover, at that time, the Red Army often had ordinary people to help. Xiang Yu's road conditions were more than 2,000 years ago. If you want to avoid the eyes and ears of the Qin State and go through the virgin forest, how can 10,000 people with no supplies like bereaved dogs get out? Is it possible that you don't know what happened to Bald Chiang's troops when they failed in the First Battle of Yunnan and Burma and returned to China via Savage Mountain? This is not called cheating, this is called anti-intellectual

It's really disgusting to watch. The main people have run away over and over again. The word count is not as good as yours. The inside is safe, the earth is so big, and the outside is enough for you to write. If you don't see each other in every battle, there are no prisoners. Is this consistent? Every time there is a war, people die, but there is no conscription. Every time they say there are not enough soldiers, why don't they recruit soldiers? The rebel army easily recruits hundreds of thousands, doesn't the protagonist not do the same? Or can't Qin afford it? Knowing that the enemy is developing troops, doesn't the protagonist also recruit troops for training? Should we wait until all the previous soldiers are dead before recruiting? Are the new recruits capable of fighting? The protagonist has always had the benevolence of a woman, and you are also a time traveler after all. There are not a few cases in history where the benevolence of a woman has led to the death of yourself and your descendants. There have always been people who are anti-court in every dynasty and every generation. It is impossible for everyone to live in peace and contentment. If you cut the grass without eradicating the root, what is left behind will be used by those who are anti-court to cultivate those who are anti-themselves and their descendants in the future, right? Every time the protagonist goes on an expedition, there are thunder and lightning, and there is always a large number of people who are not killed. Every time one thing happens and another thing cannot be done, he leaves in a hurry. Every time, because of his SB behavior, someone who could have been killed from the beginning is forced to write hundreds of chapters. Before Qin Shihuang died, the Qin State was described as being so unbearable. The Qin State only had the ability to fight back after being crippled by Qin II. Otherwise, how dare those people dare? It was after Qin II killed a large number of civil servants and generals that these talents were able to take action.

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Do you think Qin Shi Huang didn't know that he would be infamy for thousands of years by burning books and humiliating scholars? He wants hundreds of families to revive and look for trouble. Do you really think that all families in the Qin Dynasty are trash and they will do whatever you say? Do you think Qin Shi Huang doesn't know that the Qin Dynasty will perish if he passes the throne to Hu Hai? Do you really think that Zhao Gao and Li Si changed the edict, and Qin Shihuang was originally going to pass the throne to Fusu? You really don't understand the wisdom and responsibility of your ancestors. Those people are the best among the best among the best. Do you think you will understand after reading a few history books?

You, a modern person, traveled to Qin alone and failed to save the Qin Dynasty. What are you thinking? Unless Qin Shihuang can live for another twenty years, only he can control the whole world. Otherwise, whoever succeeds to the throne will be destroyed because the Qin State has no soldiers.

The protagonist's name is a bit weird, Ying's surname is Zhao, so the protagonist Zhao Gao? ? ? ? There is no other meaning than just complaining😅😅😅😅😅

Are there any novels in this book? I have more than 114 books on various local methods, including the preparation of sulfuric acid, etc., As well as the preparation of coal tar, crude diesel gas, coal coke smelting, steel smelting, and two steam engines with a horsepower of 35 and 100 that can be made through sand casting. His cylinder Pig iron and workpieces can be cast without the need for rubber gaskets. Rubber grass can also be used to produce rubber, loess glass, soil, chemical fertilizers, pesticides and silage, which can be achieved by relying on mud-coated fences and cellars. There are also improvised livestock breeding that can reach the level of the middle of an industrial revolution.

When you write about Da Qin, just write about Da Qin. But why did you use Liu Bian's skin in Three Kingdoms as the cover 😡

There are too many poisonous points, and the logic in many places is unclear. For example, Wu Bing clearly asked Han Xin to kill him and nothing would happen next. In order to highlight the protagonist's "plot", he had to let the spy Yingbu kill more than 10,000 Qin soldiers to protect him to break out, and finally killed him. This kind of plot where the protagonist took off his pants and farted a lot, but the historical figures in it cooperated with him like a fool. I endured the thought of complaining and felt sorry for my subscription after reading it.

Qi Yi is the result, why didn't I find it?

Gay text. Where is the heroine? Don't give me the fucking bullshit that fighting for hegemony is not for women.

Isn't Ying Gao Zhao Gao? Ying's surname is Zhao. Historical records always use surnames. The surname is cheap and the surname is noble. For example, Zhao Zheng or Qin Wangzheng never say Ying Zheng because Ying Zheng is a cheap name. Women are called surnames and men are called surnames.

Thank you Shennong for testing the poison, and I will say goodbye.

I recommend Aztec's Immortal, which is well written.

Why is the cover of this book so reminiscent of the skin of a general in Three Kingdoms?