Qin Dynasty Rebel

The book is excellent; it suits my taste perfectly!

Chen Sheng was a representative of the pioneers who sought to establish a kingdom.

Ten years of military service is so trashy, I couldn't even finish reading two chapters.

Before the story was published, the protagonist's intelligence seemed to be on point; after it was published, it felt like the protagonist's intelligence had dropped.

The writing style is decent, but the overly straightforward explanation of modern concepts makes it seem neither elegant nor idiomatic, which is only one point; secondly, the war is often glossed over in just a few words, without depicting the cruelty of the battlefield or the battlefield environment. The battles lack any sense of immersion! They're basically just so-called intellectual mudslinging.

Speechless. It seems the protagonist has gone mad from serving in the army; he trusts people with just a few kind words. Personally, I don't think the invention of gunpowder is a good thing; it's impossible for a soldier to know a good gunpowder formula.

How dare you rebel against Qin! 😏😏

If I quit immediately, how can anyone else play against me?

Author, does this book have a female lead?

I didn't understand from the beginning. The protagonist didn't need to push Chen Sheng; there were many ways for him to rebel on his own. It felt like a trap.