Zhao of the Warring States as Emperor

There is no common sense at all. Qin was able to unify the seven kingdoms with hundreds of years of accumulation by the old Qin family, generations of Shang Yang's reforms, and the encouragement of Qin's military system. It was only completed under the leadership of Qin Yingzheng. Even if it was not Yingzheng, it could complete the great cause of unification. This was decided during Qin Xiaogong's period. You want to reach Qin's combat power in just ten years. What a great dream of the Spring and Autumn Period. You are not even as good as Qin in terms of weapons and national strength.

I sent a small red envelope to recommend this book. Cheers to the author.

Really, the most disdainful thing is a group of people saying how hard Qin Guo worked. What is the difference between this and saying that Cai Xukun worked hard? Just Qin's efforts? Are other countries farting? After working hard for so long, didn't he become number one in the last period of the Warring States Period? There are also those who boast about the military merit system. Other countries can be considered as military merit systems in the later period. What's more, why are the internal political forces of Qin unable to defeat external forces? Isn't it that the military merit system suppressed Qin's local forces too hard? And did a civilian general appear under the military merit system? It was originally a policy with advantages and disadvantages, but now it has been praised to the sky, making it seem like it has never lost since the establishment of military merit. If Qin Shihuang did not unify, who would blame the so-called efforts of previous generations? In other words, if Korea were unified, Shen Buhai's reforms would definitely be much more powerful than Shang Yang's reforms. Originally, the process was deduced from the results, and there are words for polarization. Think about King Zhaoxiang of Yan and King Zhaoxiang of Qin. These two were almost the most powerful monarchs since the founding of their country. Didn't King Zhao Wuling depose him by one hand? What's more, King Zhao Wuling also directly took away the First Emperor in the Sand Dune Palace, and this is what I think is the best in the end.

It should have been Zhao who had retreated and attacked Dang instead of Handan.

Is there a mistake in Chapter 61? It should be undercover Po Qi. Why did he become undercover Po Yan?

Another person with a technology tree, Damn Warring States Period, can you make gunpowder? Even if you make it, it won't be very powerful. At most, it will be as lethal as fireworks. Is it lethal? I feel like many authors nowadays write books without thinking.

Next time I write about the state of Wei, the state of Zhao will be tired of reading it. It is really a pity for the Wei State. The number one overlord of the Warring States Period had his good cards ruined by the son of Wei Wenhou.

Seeing that gunpowder was made, abandoned it, and forced the use of later generations' technology to solve the problem, this is a sign of the protagonist's incompetence, and it is also a sign of the author's inability to come up with solutions to the problem in the ancient environment. If everyone cheats in time travel, what kind of historical novel is it? Just be invincible in the world

Did King Zhao really travel through time? Qin's spies are powerful, but they already know how to be prepared. Are you prepared? Zhao Guo was running around without any precautions. Bullshit.

There are more than ten chapters of pretentiousness and slap in the face. The pretense and slap in the face have gone back to the Warring States Period. Every chapter is pretentious