
Crazy Qin
狂秦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 237k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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122Chapters
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It's also reasonable to write on paper! A prince who grew up in the palace with no hands-on skills and a low IQ suddenly can make these things like paper? Even the construction is a matter for the subordinates. There is no way for the prince to take action, let alone to build it in the palace, when the emperor is blind. Hehe!
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Very well written. It's just too wordy. It's like reading a popular science article. Tidepoint is too bland. Also, when the First Emperor presented paper, no matter what reward he wanted, he had to say "impermanent dedication". There is no such thing as a blatant request, and it only takes a look from the First Emperor to know. The writing on politics is too naive.
Can Zhao Ji be changed to Ying Ji? It looks more comfortable this way! Also, can we not promote chairs on a large scale? The protagonist just needs to use it by himself. Kneeling has been used for thousands of years. It has become a culture and a habit. It cannot be easily changed by simply using a chair to make it comfortable. It will be difficult for people to accept it completely in just a few decades! At least you still have to sit on your knees in formal occasions!
Ask who the protagonist's wife is
It was fun to write!
People in Qin should use "Hey" when making promises, right? I remember it was. The surname Ying is divided into two surnames, one is Zhao and the other is Qin. They are all based on the fiefdom. It's better not to call him Zhao. Readers are awkward.