I Returned to the Qin Dynasty to Become Emperor

When writing about Qin, you don't need to use the worldview of later generations to substitute The core of Qin, the reasons for Qin's success, the reasons for failure, and the feasibility analysis of improvements must be considered in an all-round way. I look down upon some authors who blindly force themselves to become princes and then reform before the problems are clearly understood, without considering the counterattack of vested interests, the incomprehension of others, and the realistic conditions. If you think that some hindsight opinions can turn the situation around without considering the resistance, I hope the author will not make this mistake. It is too low-level. If you have not considered the core contradictions clearly and have no self-justifying solutions, then don't write a novel. It is a waste of your time, because in the current environment, there is no market for small white articles, and there is no logic and no results. Why bother?

Okay, let me be honest. In fact, due to the incomplete historical data of the Qin Dynasty, many names are not available and can only be made up... Recruiting for supporting roles, leave your name, identity, personality, and what you want to do

The protagonist's operation on the Emperor's ship was so cool. The Qin Emperor swept away Liuhe and established a unified dynasty. The world was not yet completely stable. The Emperor's title was actually a great cause of justice. If the Emperor's title was removed, the cause of justice would no longer exist. Originally, the Six Kingdoms of Shandong were in rebellion, but now they have turned into a state of restoration in accordance with etiquette and law. Instead, the troops stationed outside Hangu Pass by the Qin Court became an invading army because they became the army of the Qin State and were no longer the unified army of the Qin Dynasty. This was equivalent to encouraging the remnants of the Six Kingdoms of Shandong to follow the nobles of the Six Kingdoms. Secondly, the old Qin people in Guanzhong will think that the Qin court is unable to suppress the rebellion, which will destroy their own prestige and the people's morale. How can the government and the public share the same hatred and suppress the rebellion. Three, the ability of the Qin Dynasty to dominate the world is not only due to your family name Ying. You took the title of emperor and demoted yourself to the title of king. Then, should the meritorious old ministers and clan members of the Qin court also be demoted? The fourth article went to the emperor's title, which was tantamount to denying the great unification. So the books, the same text, the same track, and the unified weights and measures that the First Emperor and Li Si had promoted for so long were all in vain. This was simply turning back the clock on history.

Dragon body? ? ? ? Wocao, author, have you read the history of history carefully? In the past, there were no animals representing emperors or kings. The emperor was the son of heaven, and the Qin State was still black, and its totem was a black bird. Why the hell didn't you mention the body of a bird?

Many book friends have reported the problem of slow updates. Here the author would like to explain to you that due to new book issue recommendations and other related reasons, the update can only be maintained at two chapters a day. I will prepare it to be put on the shelves next month. After it is put on the shelves, the author's update speed will be increased. At that time, I also ask for your support from all book friends.

I think too much about exchanging money for a title. The Qin State worked hard just to get the title by killing the enemy. This is a foundation that cannot be touched. Now that you are saying that money can be exchanged for a title, the generals in the court still don't object. Thumbs up if you are right.

I feel like the author has brought him into the rhythm. Why is King Qin called a tyrant? It's because he holds great power. As long as he is alive, no one dares to do so. On the contrary, in the novel, King Qin is restrained everywhere. Where is his power? Where is the black ice platform that belongs directly to him? Will King Qin really pave the way for future generations? Not domineering enough, what he did was more like what an ordinary emperor would do, looking forward and looking back.

The old bookworm had a premonition about the plot of this book. First, there was a near-death official battle. After the death of Qin Shihuang, he fought against Zhao Gao. He finally became the emperor, but the world turned against him. After decades of fighting with Xiang Yu and Liu Bang, they reunited again. The book is over!

The first thing I considered was that in the thirty-sixth year of Qin Shihuang, there would be supernatural events such as Yingzhuo Shouxin, meteorites falling from the sky, and Shen Bi reappearing. If Fusu is in the court, no matter how he handles it in the end, it will be a blow to Fusu. This was inevitable in the era of belief in ghosts and gods, and Fusu started in the name of an immortal in this article. If Zhao Gao's IQ does not drop, it is impossible not to take advantage of this. Secondly, this is also to pave the way for subsequent wars, such as Chen Yu, Li Zuoche, Han Wangxin, Han Cheng, etc. Whom I just wrote about. In the end, Fusu will definitely return to the court in a reasonable way. The timeline in the book is probably around May of the 36th year of Qin Shihuang.

I couldn't stand it when I saw the author dividing the Qin state among the six kingdoms.